There are at least two options for those bothered by people originating these offensive calls:
1. Go to www.fcc.com and click on the electronic complaint form, filling out each of the entries (takes about two minutes), identifying the date and time of the unwanted call(s), any identifying information from Caller ID ("Unavailable" is a valid entry), your number where the call was received and your name, street and email addresses. The FCC will immediately respond with an email to you, identifying the file number assigned to your complaint. If everyone filed these complaints to the FCC, that deluge will prompt an investigation and likely a fine on the calling party.
2. I followed a recommendation from a comment listed elsewhere on 800Notes, where that person was extremely frustrated over calls from a number different than 360-529-6183 (as the above folks obviously are) and purchased a DIGITONE Call Blocker from www.digitone.com Three features attracted my interest: a) I now can block up to 80 specific telephone numbers, b) This device has "First Ring Supression." meaning that you will not even hear the first ring!!, c) you can block entire area codes, a feature that can be used to block all 800, 866, 877, etc. numbers or those from specific (not toll-free) numbers. There may be other devices available, too. I saw immediate success with the one I purchased.
Silence can be Golden!!
Even so, I regularly report annoying/illegal/robo calls, etc. to the FCC. Now that I also use the DIGITONE device these annoying calls have been greatly reduced in number.
Robocall from "Jennifer with Consumer Services" to lower my credit card interest rates. I really detest these scammers making illegal telemarketing calls. All I can do is report them here and report them to www.donotcall.gov.
The last thing I do is to add them to my phone's address book under SCAM.
This number is a credit scam plain and simple. They don't care about the law and will keep calling you everyday. Report them everyday to National Do Not Call web site. In comments add credit fraud.
i don't know about your phone service, but i have AT&T, which allows me to block 10 numbers.
the following steps is how i do this:
1. Get a dial tone
2. Dial *60
3. A message will begin about your caller rejection service being turned on or off. Turn it on.
4. Now hang up and then dial *60 again. The recording will tell you your service is on.
5. Dial # and then the phone number you want to reject. Then hit the # button again.
6. The recording will tell you if the number you entered has been added to your list.
If the number is not real, because the scammers generate fake caller IDs, it will not be added.
In this case I have not found a way to reject them. They change their fake numbers anyway.
I get one from these guys often. This time I recognized it and, because of their history, when I hit 1 for the live operator to come on I wait for them to answer then stick the phone above the toilet and flush it. Works every time. I have now added them to my blocked calls on my Panasonic cordless phone.