Yes, I am getting these calls. But I haven't had a land line phone for years. Just got one a couple of months ago and no one knows my number. But I keep getting calls for the person that had this number before me. Bank mortgae people calling, credit card people , Dr. Offices. Just all kinds of people calling asking for the couple that had this number before. Evidently phone com. didn't let number stay vacant very long before they reassigned it. I got all the other calls stopped. Now just this one. I could get my phone number changed, but then have to go thru all of that again. Or I could remove my phone and go back to not having land line. Don't really need it. Use my cell phone all the time.
RE: Karma
You said in your comment:
"I'm a pretty legit dude now, in college for software engineering". "I'm probably think of something better and with my education I know how to plan, document, and research, so if it's a fight they want then I'm eager to get another PERFECT!"
I'm glad you are furthering your education, but going by the linguistic accuracy of your comment (with emphasis on the syntax and morphology of the semantics), you might be illegible for a refund... ㋡
This number calls 1 or 2 times a day. They leave a message that this is not a sales call but must get back to them about an important court matter. I have tried to call back and get hung up on.
This "Gila Corp." keeps calling my mother-in-law and says nothing. There should be something we can do to put an end to this type of scam. They are scaring her relentlessly, and she doesn't understand who could be doing things like this. She's afraid someone is checking to see if she's home so they can do harm to her, or rob her. I've put her on the so-called "Do Not Call List", but that doesn't seem to have any effect any longer. Is there something else that can be done to stop these calls?