I contacted the police dept in Neosho, MO. and they informed me that since I'm in California, I have to contact my local police dept. because this is where the crime is actually being committed. So if you have the urge to contact the police dept. to report this crime you need to contact your local police dept.
I contacted the police dept in Neosho, MO. and they informed me that since I'm in California, I have to contact my local police dept. because this is where the crime is actually being committed. So if you have the urge to contact the police dept. to report this crime you need to contact your local police dept.
I've gotten two calls from this number on my cell phone today with no message. First was around 8 am, second just after noon (Eastern).
I called the number through Skype-out (which gives a bogus caller ID) and it was answered by Scholastic customer service. I got through to a woman who attempted to be pleasant, though I admit I probably didn't sound too happy. She confirmed that it was Scholastic books, the childrens' publisher, and said they're running a promotion. When I asked her how they might have my cell number, which I've certainly never given them, she did not know. I made my displeasure clear and hung up.