me too.. in spanish. I am fluent enough to know what that recorded female was asking: "Contradulations! You just won [xxx] thousand dollars" (didn't catch the amount). "Please confirm by ENTERING YOUR SS# now..." lol lol lol lol!
Like the time I RANDOMLY received 3 US Postal Money Orders in that mail totaling about $1,000... waltzed right to the PO and handed them over! And Y E S , they were fake!
For minimal calls like this go here: https://www.donotcall.gov/register/reg.aspx to register your phone number. YES!! this works for cell phones as well as internet bases phones.
Just got the same call. The message I got when I called back was that all circuits are busy. Message was in spanish, something about today or now (ahora).
Got a call from this number at 12:40pm pacific to my sprint cell. I didn't answer, no vm left. Darn sounds like I missed out on a great prize that was only given to a million others.
This phone call was generated by an internet over voice connection. Beware thiis is the stuff scammers use to steal money and information! The telephone provider is most likely Vonage or Magic Jack as a vendor! The actual place where this was dialed could be anywhere in the world where an internet connection is available! The dialect of this particular call would be in Sonara Mexico. That doesn't mean the source is located there! The number comes up under an Iowa location. There aren't many residents of Iowa that speak Espanol! The best way to answer any call that you don't reconize is to let the answering machine pick it up. If the caller is interested in contacting you they will leave a detailed message. Technology is excellent so one can avoid scams. Caller ID is a consumers best friend! there are a lot of cell phones that have an option of the cell phone not ringing on programmed numbers. If the the caller is persistant utilize that tool. LG & Sanyo manufacture such cell phones. This feature is also great for brother in laws too!