they called me today I am on a no call registry as well answered the phone they hung up be very wary of these types of calls as obviously they ignore the no call listing.
they call me several times a day . i did a little checking and found they are pacific guard warrenty in pleasent hill ca their real phone number is 1888-282-3524 x 4207 jessica... now we know who they are im sure they will be changing their number !!! stop calling us !!
I took the info from the post just before mine and called 1-888-427-6893 ext. 4207. I spoke to a man who immediately put me on perma-hold. I called him right back at extension 4207 and told him I would call him over and over daily until he got me to his supervisor to remove me from their list.
He did transfer me to his "supervisor" who wanted to get me off the phone fast.
She said my number would be removed from their list in about 72 hours. We'll see.
If I get another call from them, I will make good on my promise to call back over and over and over and over.... Just like they do!
Call them to get your number removed!
The phone rings, a Florida number 386-427-6893, the message states the warrany on my car is about to expire, prompts for a number to be pushed to talk to a rep, then they come on saying "Your Vehicle number and make please", I answer,,,"You called me, should you not have that already?, oh, is this a scam?"....the next thing I hear "CLICK", they hang up on me.
I've been getting calls from these scammers for months. Here's the deal. They are using a caller ID spoofing device or service so there is NO way to find out who they are short of doing a call trace like the *57 feature with Verizon. But here's the kicker (aside from Verizon charging you a dollar every time you use the trace feature). The phone company will not reveal the result of the trace to you. They'll only reveal it to a law enforcement agency. Yeah, the phone company will protect the privacy of the scammer but not you.
The "Do Not Call" list with the FCC works great with legitimate telemarketers, not with these guys. According to the woman I spoke to in the Verizon Unlawful Call department many of these calls don't even originate in the US. They are coming from phone banks in Jamaica and Costa Rica.
Can you believe in this age of 9/11 paranoia that it is NOT illegal to fake your caller ID? Hell, some phone companies even offer the scammers the service that ALLOWS them to fake the ID.
They called and I pressed 1 to speak to a customer service rep. They asked me my type and year of car. I told them they should know it they called me and they hung up right away. I called back and the phone number was disconnected.