I'm a new driver, the car is an '89 bonneville, and "they" call my cell phone. I don't own the car or phone. The recording says that the warranty is about to expire, I though "I think this is a little overdue". There are two options given to me; press 1 to add you to our do not call list; press 2 to talk to a SALES REPRESENTITIVE. Also if you to talk to the sales rep. ask them to identify their company and their company location because they are required to give this information
I just missed a call from this number too on my cell. Curious to check what the area code the phone number is for, I found numerous reports on calls from this number. Glad I googled it before returning the call
got a call from this # last night 8:01ET on my t-mobile cell. but t-mobile leases my cell number from a phone company in walnut creek california (707)205-xxxx and it comes up as a residential #. This fraudster (and others)are probably looking for people at home ( better victims ) but home and mobile numbers are all mixed-up now in the databases. ref. http://www.crimetime.com . one word of advice: answering these calls encourages more calls. the caller may simply be trying to compile a "chump" list to sell to other fraudsters. they used to do this with "machine callers." they detemined how lonely you were by how long you listened to the synthetic message. this may also be a prison scheme where an inmate is tring to get you to use a "*" feature that allows them to make unlimited calls by proxy -- billed to you account. do not answer! do not call back! -- keep reporting.