Ah! Well that's an improvement... at least they're calling during the daytime now instead of waking me up at night.
Just called again and hung up on the answering machine.
The only thing you can do is block the number and after a couple of failed attempts the computer (robocalls) will put your number aside for a month or two and then they will call using a different number. Phone company said most are spoofed and virtually impossible to track down. I just bought a Panasonic portable phone set-up that had a 200 number block and I pop these in there each time they call. If this is your only number you are lucky. I get the exact same thing from Ohio, New York, Oklahoma, California, Texas, Massachusetts, Illinois, and even spoofed ones that say overseas but it is kind of stupid because some of those are local numbers. All get blocked.