Who called from 5714311948

This number keeps calling several times a day, leaves no message.   What is their intention and how do I put a STOP to it?

Got a call yesterday and then a message from 571-431-1948, it was was completely garbled, almost sounded like a digital signal. It was also made to my cell phone which I never give out, except to close friends and family.

I called them and gave my phone number.  They where trying to reach someone who's name I've never even heard of.  Good luck getting a reply from anyone with an inaudible message like that.  They were cooperative though and said would remove my number.

I already was 'removed from their list' twice.  It did nothing.  I had to *69 to get the phone number because it was a call-hang-up.  Last two times, it was people I never heard of.

This third time, they asked for my credit card right off the bat!  When I explained that I've never had a credit card, house or car, they told me MY OWN NAME!

This is going WAY too far!  It's to the point of stalker-creepy and the cops need to be called to put an end to it.

This is for "Tired of it" above....and I would also encourage the rest of you to do this as well...I suspected Capital One was behind it and now I'm sure...they keep calling even though I made arrangements to bring my accounts current.

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they keep calling over and over and over. said they were looking for a name that wasn't us, then when I told them that person wasn't at this number and to quit calling he got rude withe me! then, he had the nerve to call back again! totally a scam, they are trying to pressure you into something.