I received the same call. But didn't answer & of course like the rest of you , no message. However, my cell is on the Do Not Call List!! Once ur # is on there it's on there. Unless it's been disconnected or a few other minor things, You don't have to redo it every 6 months. I didn't answer my phone so unfortunately I can't report them.
But then u have company's like this who just dial every single #. So nothing is going 2 help.
* The real kicker is- a CC company? I could have had a lot of fun with them!! I don't use them!!!
Thanks 2 the people 4 the spam ring idea!!! What a wonderful idea!
Got this call again today,
First time I got this call, I noticed that the area code was the same as my son's area code. He has a bank of phones where he works and thought it might be from him. I was driving and hit the hands-free button and heard only part of the message. The call # was not recorded on my phone because I had switched it over to the audio program in the car. I was panicked because I do not have any credit cards. Since someone recently had tried to get into my bank account, I thought that maybe someone had opened a card in my name.
I got the call again today when I was home and let it play all the way through. It was then that I realized that I had heard the message before. I looked up the number before I was foolish enough to try to call back and I came to this site.
Obviously this is a phishing site. So glad I didn't take action prior to doing research. The key here is that I don't have any credit cards.
Called regarding credit card offers from "national banks". I said that I had 8 different credit cards ranging in interest rates from 18 to 22 percent. Then I acted like I was interested but busy with the kids and asked for a number to call them back.
The person identified himself as Carlton, a representative from Account Services, LLC.
I later called back from my work phone and added my number to their automated do not call list. If they call me back again, I have this as documentation.
Called regarding credit card offers from "national banks". I said that I had 8 different credit cards ranging in interest rates from 18 to 22 percent. Then I acted like I was interested but busy with the kids and asked for a number to call them back.
The person identified himself as Carlton, a representative from Account Services, LLC.
I later called back from my work phone and added my number to their automated do not call list. If they call me back again, I have this as documentation.
They left a message on my cell phone saying nothing was wrong with my credit card account, but they wanted me to call them back to discuss lowering my interest rate to 6.9%. Little do they know, I am not that S-T-U-P-I-D! Duh!!! I assume they were fishing for my credit card number.