Turn out even better - it was a call made via Skype IM. You can call this person back if you get their Skype ID. If you're not in their IM phone book, they may easily misdial your # or even a country code. Hope this makes sense.
Just received this call at 12 - midnight.... crazy people.. scam ... saying that they suspended my ATM card with Southwestern Credit Union.... they must be crazy...For sure I didnt have bank account with any credit union yet as my greencard approval still in process....
I dont know where they got my number... I guess they must put thousands of numbers on the computer... as everything is recorded...
received call from this number- caller left message with a different cell #.. This person says they were putting a coupon book together to sell for a teen group at a church. We declined offer this number is still busy..
Have a reason to believe that this # might be used be a phone company that services international phone cards or something to that effect. So people who call you might not be properly connected or most likely dialed a wrong # and do not know that their call is coming from that local #. This also explains the off-hours calls. I should find out more shortly and we'll try to report again.