File a fraud alert with the credit reporting agencies and also get your credit card number changed. I think these people are credit card thieves. Since they can spoof your phone number, they can call your credit card provider and make it look like the call is coming from your phone. I think all they need is the last four digits of your credit card to access your account. That is one racket, asking for your card number is another. If you reported your card stolen, they should not be able to do anything with it and hopefully they will get caught when they try to buy something with it.
My new approach is to pretend interest and, when they ask for my credit card information, tell them I have to go find the credit card. Then I let them sit and wait while I work on the computer or do something else. In a couple of cases (after they've waited several minutes) I tell them I am on the Do Not Call list and never had any interest in their so-called service.
Got it about an hour and a half ago. For people that may not realize, if your a Facebook friendly person and also use Facebook on your cell phone, Facebook started listing and taking everyones cell phone and lists your "friends" numbers in its your friends list under contacts. So if your one of those people with hundreds of "friends" you may be at risk.
I don't know if its the issue at hand, but a good possibility.
I was hung up on today by someone from credit card services. I too am on the do not call list. I learned today that the automated portion or "robocall" is a violation of FTC regulations. Make your complaint today. https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
The complaint goes throught the don't call webpage.
Same as all above reported. Missed the call, but no voicemail was left. Didn't try to call it back, but I'm also on the "do not call" registry so I look forward to a potential call back from this number. It should be fun.