>>> It's a spoof # for a telemarketer. 5555 is the tip off. Tv and films use it. Don't answer. <<<
There may be a lot of other reasons not to answer calls from this number, but the particular reason you give is one of the silliest and most misinformed.
You haven't been observant while watching your TV and films. If you had been, you would have noticed that the three numbers after the area code that they use are 555 -- not that the last digits are 5555.
In fact, if you had been extraordinarily observant, you would have noticed:
"Telephone numbers with the prefix 555 are widely used for fictitious telephone numbers in North American television shows, films, video games, and other media, although real numbers do exist in this range.
Not all numbers that begin with 555 are fictional—for example, 555-1212 is one of the standard numbers for directory assistance throughout the United States and Canada. In fact, only 555-0100 through 555-0199 are now specifically reserved for fictional use - except for the 800 area code where only 800-555-0199 is reserved - the other numbers have been released for actual assignment. The entire 555 exchange is reserved in all overlay North American toll-free area codes (844, 855, 866, 877, 888)[footnote omitted] and in Canada's rarely used non-geographic area code 600.
Area code 555 in the North American Numbering Plan is reserved for Directory Assistance applications." --- From http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/555_(telephone_number)
So stop spreading this particular piece of misinformation.
Received a call from this number 2 days in a row, ID said "Wireless Caller". Left no message. When I call back, get arecording that their voice mail box has not been set up yet. Anyone know who this is?
James said he was a contractor just finishing a project in my neighborhood. Wanted to know what was on my list for my next home improvement. I told him I was a renter, he would have to speak to the owner. I then ask him to put my number on his DO NOT CALL list. He hung up.