We have received calls from this number over several days. Sometimes we answer and after awhile they pick up, first a sales call and then they said something about a survey.....I "screamed" do not call this number multiple times, hung up and then lo and behold, they called again 30 minutes later. No one was there. We are on the do not call list, but list number has been the biggest pain in a long time! Wish I knew how to get them sanctioned.
Just got a call. The man, with an Indian accent, asked how I was doing and then asked to speak to the homeowner. I said that I think you have the wrong number and he asked my age and I told him and he was like so you're the home owner. I just hung up.
I received a call today from this number (Indian accent). They picked me and 10 other homeowners in my area (aren't I lucky?) to receive a FREE GE home security system. I wouldn't have to pay anything but the monthly fee. Said no thanks and hung up. I am on the DNC list, but I guess that doesn't do anything these days.
Just a few minutes ago received a call on my cell phone from this number. Like one of the other comments, there was a few seconds of "on-hold" music (which covered my "hello" when I answered), then a click and the ambient noise of a call center. I listened for about 30 seconds, saying nothing, and only heard a younger male (20-25) with a midwestern accent say "Michael from (unintelligible)", then a second black female with a ghetto-sounding accent laughed and said "not much more o' dis sh*t". I was then apparently automatically disconnected. Immediately returned the call to receive the phone company notification that the number was not in service. Area code 406 is supposedly in Montana. Wikipedia has this to say: "On December 10, 2008, Google's Gmail Blog announced that SMS messages could be sent from inside Gmail. The messages are sent from numbers in the 406 area code. Each number is unique and can be bookmarked in your phone for replies or future use. Google also employs the use of area code 406 for the assignment of reply-to or callback numbers for Google Voice's customers' contacts." Obviously, the criminal infrastructure of the FCC allows for this type of call center to mask its identity using spurious or easily-hidden area codes.