Called me again today 7-18-2011. 1-407-936-9999. These @sshats just don't quit. I kept the guy on the phone just a bit until I was about to lose him because he actually got aggrevated because I didn't have my CC statements in front of me to give him specifics on interest rates per balances on the multiple cards I told him I had. I only have a couple and they have no running balances. I just wanted to keep him on the phone. He actually said less than a minute into the call that he gets paid by the hour and that he needs accurate info immediately. He used the word "dude". I finally let him have it with choice words mixed in with fraud, scammer, and low life pieces of ****!!!! The phone then went dead. I had one of these guys last year during the tirade part of my call, call me by my name and say he knew where I lived. I invited him over if he had a pair if he didn't like the words. He hung up. I wish these jack@sses would put my number on a list to pass out to all their scammer pals that my house is wise to them and to quit wasting my time and THEIR OWN and move on to look for some poor sap that believes their attempt at theft.
I just filed a complaint with FTC for this number. suggest others do the same. If no one does anything then there is no chance of these people being caught and charged for their crimes.
Robocall from "Rachel at Cardholder Services" who is calling about lowering credit card interest rates. Pressing "1" will get you a person (who will be rude and hang up on you, or worse) and pressing "3" will remove your number from their list. Yeah, right.
These people are scammers who are trying to steal your credit card numbers and other personal information. They spoof the Caller ID number making it hard for the FTC to catch them. You should report each and every one of these calls to http://www.donotcall.gov immediately.
I received another call from this number today and after doing an internet search, I found that it is a scam. I did not answer, it went to voicemail, and they did not leave a message. This is their pattern, at least where I am concerned.
Credit Card Services, I usually let it ring but at times I answer, press 1, and then ask for the person's home phone number so I can call them at home and harass them. Or, I sometimes tell them I stole a credit card and the real owner would probably appreciate a lower rate. They hang up on me.