They called with same 'credit card services' scam (indian sounding accent, he didn't understand me at first) and though I told them it was no longer a phone number held by previous person (work cell), they asked for My name. Then, asked if I have an iphone or a Samsung. I told them they could ask someone else that question, to just take me off their call lists. He said, ok, if you cannot help me, I cannot help you'. That's when I said I was reporting them, and I am on the national 'do not call' registry and that I was going to file a complaint against them. He said they would charge my account 10$. I hung up on him. I worried that they might charge my employer somehow and this might be one of those scam numbers that costs a lot of money if you even dial it. How is it possible this day and age that this is allowed or even possible (these scam artists)?!
8595 Mansfield Ct is not an address in Gaithersburg, MD. Nor is 21769 a zip code there. Both do, however, exist in Middletown, MD -- which is north of Gaithersburg.