Total scam.
a) When I told him that he didnt have the right to call me, he said I had given him my number. I of course had not and said so. He then called me a "liar". Told him I need to talk to him supervisor. He came back in a different voice as the 'supervisor'. I got mad and said I need to talk to a real manager. At that point he hung up.
Got a call from these scammers - they left no message of course. To show you how STUPID they really are, there is no 157 exchange in the 408 area code so it's real easy to "spot" them when they call. Almost every scammer call I get comes from the 408 area code, if not them, it's from the 925 area code.
If somebody who works for one of these outfits is reading this - I hope your life, the life of all your relatives and the life of anyone that thinks you're an OK person, becomes a living hell of a magnitude you can't even imagine!
We also got a call on our phone from this number. As Mekutochi mentions above, the prefix of 157 does not exist, and that is true for ANY area code in the U.S. Scammers, for sure, so this number is now loaded into my CallBlocker...
Total scam.
a) When I told him that he didnt have the right to call me, he said I had given him my number. I of course had not and said so. He then called me a "liar". Told him I need to talk to him supervisor. He came back in a different voice as the 'supervisor'. I got mad and said I need to talk to a real manager. At that point he hung up.