They called me at 5:30am PST and asked for me by name. Professional male american sounding. I said yes, and they hung up. Strange. CallerID says Cherryvale, KS and a VOIP phone. Small town of 2000 people though so I doubt they have VOIP. Suckers.
This caller came in this a.m. never answer unless I know the number. I check this website often and purchased a Panasonic 4 phone set w blocking up to 250 numbers (need caller ID). Do not answer "yes" to these calls! I watched one tv program (know from using my credit card over the phone paying a medical bill) automated voice recognition asks "state your name" and if "this information is correct" to proceed with the charge, your response may be recorded for use with scammers!! Information from hacks (Target, Home Depot, medical files and insurance companies, card skimmers at stores, restraunts) is sold online for as little as $25. The more info these creeps get, the more that is used against you....last night's program 60 Minutes had segment about worldwide hacking, with banking and security with our military systems every day...read the new Nov 15 Consumer Reports "A Crying Shame" about seniors and families losing everything! Our government w other countries need to protect consumers! Get educated....this is our new reality!