The caller called again. One more call and I block them. I *67'ed the #. No company info was offered. Just a message to press 1 to be put on their Do Not Call list. Don't ever press anything. You are revealing that your # is valid and the time of day you're at that #. Always use *67 before you call any unknown caller back. Never speak to anyone.
Keep harssing us. Call at least 2 times a day and sounds like they are calling you a nasty name which is s-ut my answering maching answer and it will not record the message.
I don't answer calls I don't know. Especially when they are from the State of Washington. This caller is from Kent, Washington. Why so many scam calls from Washington lately?
Caller Id means nothing anymore. Foreign and domestic criminals using computers, high speed internet, voip & software can create any number. "202" today, "253" tomorrow. The best suggestion is still, if you don't have friends in Washington State, don't take the call. Also a good idea to never call back numbers you don't know.
Thank you Badge714. Good sensible advice to not answer callers you don't know. I never do. I just report what I find out on 800Notes. I rarely call back the offender, but always use *67 if I do. I never speak with anyone either. I just look to get company info if no previous posters don't list that info.
I do believe there is a reason why most of my scam callers appear to be from Washington State. If numbers can be spoofed so easily, why choose that state. There has to be a legal or financial incentive. Or there is no spoofing going on.
The caller called again. One more call and I block them. I *67'ed the #. No company info was offered. Just a message to press 1 to be put on their Do Not Call list. Don't ever press anything. You are revealing that your # is valid and the time of day you're at that #. Always use *67 before you call any unknown caller back. Never speak to anyone.