I too have been receiving calls from this number several times a day at all hours! If anyone has looked into online degrees this number as well as 866-406-2947. I called back, couldn't undersand the person I was talking too! I asked to be removed from there calling list and have received 2 calls since then. I stress to put you home, cell, and any other numbers that you have connected to your name on the do not call list.
About a week to 10 days ago I saw an ad somewhere on the Internet for a $50 Chili's Restaurant Gift Card for completing a "Yes" or "No" Questionnaire. The majority of the questions were geared towards, "Would you like more information concerning......?" You click Yes or No. If you click Yes, you fill out name, address and phone. After clicking through nearly 20 or more of these ys or no questions from various vendors, I responded "Yes" to only 2 or 3. Then, I finally just closed out of the questionnaire and never finished it. After closing out it showed me that there were still about another 30 vendors with yes or no questions to be answered. I closed it completely out anyway. Within two days I started receiving calls from 001-701-837-0758, and 407-226-9657, and 207-989-6079, and 770-503-7433, and 616-980-2800, and 301-345-5383. Each of these are calling 2-4 times per day. I have not answered any of them. I was able to identify two of the numbers, one number (407-226-9657) is from Orlando Vacations and another (207-989-6079) is Cheap Travel.com.
I sent an email to Chili's Restaurants about the constant phone calls and received a very nice reply that this $50 Chili's Gift Card offer on the internet is bogus and not authorized by Chili's Restaurants. Chili's has also placed a disclaimer on their web site to this effect.
So, more than likely, all these calls we have all been getting are stemming from this Chili's Offer or similar offers like it somewhere on the Internet.
I've never used or asked for a Chili's gift card. Nor do I ever give out my cell phone number online - but they guessed my number anyways.
They typically call once a day. This time, I tried turning off my phone while the call was coming in. On GSM networks (Cingular / T Mobile) this has the interesting effect of not going to voicemail - but instead to a fast-busy tone. I wonder if this will stop them calling. (I doubt it, but worth a try - I'll post later with results.)