CID indicates "DOIM." Seems like a legit number for someone/some department associated with a military installation, if you look at some search results for this number. I've received a call from them at least twice; only rings a couple times and doesn't trigger the answering machine. I strongly suspect this is a spoofed number, as there is no reason for someone at Ft. Hood to be calling us.
Not sure which is worse, getting a call from this number or leaving a post here that doesn't explain where I am. Anyhow, got a call from this number, said hello, long silence, then a busy signal comes on and call is over. So I dialed back. Answer was from a military base. I am way past military age and I doubt that they might have any questions about what happened to the crate of cantaloupe that disappeared during underway replenishing. So I am assuming that once again the people that identiy themselves (with a robot) as Credit Card something or other have once again used a legit phone number to call. It always starts off as "we have been monitoring your credit cards for the past six months, if you want a lower rate push one", at least something like that. If you do push the button, a voice with a middle eastern accent comes on and asks for your credit card number. They get a bit testical if you try to get around giving a number and will hang up. DON'T GIVE ANY INFORMATION TO THEM. SCAM.
CID indicates "DOIM." Seems like a legit number for someone/some department associated with a military installation, if you look at some search results for this number. I've received a call from them at least twice; only rings a couple times and doesn't trigger the answering machine. I strongly suspect this is a spoofed number, as there is no reason for someone at Ft. Hood to be calling us.