The problem here is that the CallerID information can easily be fixed to read whatever the caller wants, so it may not be the person who actually owns the "real" phone number.
We go a new 800 number for our business, and started getting calls from people asking us to quit calling them We run a tech support line (inbound calls only), and don't call others, but it turns out someone was calling people and using our 800 number on the caller ID. Caller ID can easily be spoofed, search CALLER ID SPOOFING on google and see.
Definitely a scam. Called my place of business with an automated caller, then I trandferred to a live person. They tried to 'verify' who I was, but when I began demanding that they identify who they were trying to reach, I was promptly hung up on.
A little Google searching quicly revealed that this is American Debt Negotiators, a company with a history of shady dealings.
I'll be reporting this to whoever I can get to accept the info. Someone, somewhere, sometime, has to drop the hammer on these low life.
239-482-3803 came up in caller ID. Pick Up and the recording said press "1" to talk to a representative. It rang and no one picked up. Seeing this communication, it probably a scam.