Computer sounding guy said he was calling from security co. I asked him to prove he was a real person. He said, "yes." I then asked what the name of earth's star was. He says, "Are you making fun of me?" I said, "Yep." He said, "You can probably Google that but I see you're not interested and I'll put you on our do not call list."
THREE calls in less than 24 hrs. (Yesterday morning)First call I told them to delete our number. (Yesterday evening)Second call I told them to knock off the calls. Third call (today) they didn't respond when I answered. Totally pssssed! I will now file a report with the FCC who will respond to me (I have done this before with others), file a report with the attorney general in our state and then file an online report with the BBB in the state from which they are calling. Trust me folks, do this and you will get responses and action.
L7-Scvc Call seems to refer to the carrier, not the caller. You see it when you get called by a customer of Layer 7 Hosted VOIP Services (based in San Diego) and they have not bothered to set their own Caller Id information. 86 differnt pages at 800notes.com refer to them.
They seem to be used by many spammers (or perhaps one robo-dialer with many different spoofed caller-id numbers)
See http://www.l7now.com/hosted-voip.html for details of the carrier. If we all complain to them maybe they will fix their system to make it harder for spammers to spoof caller id number.