UPDATE-
I just got a 3rd call and I answered it. It was an AAA on a repair place I had recently used. They had correct information, and it seemed quite legit. I'm sure from the call originated from some far away call center- the guy's accent was Indian and when I picked up, there was about 7-8 seconds of clicking before it connected. He was very courteous and the guy was brief. AAA must have asked repair shops for their customers' info in order to provide ratings.
Just got a call like the rest of you. The lady (moderate indian accent) asked about my recent purchase at 4 Wheel Parts, which I DID make, but she couldn't tell me what location I visited or what I purchased. I told her I have never visited a 4 wheel parts (which was a lie..I read this list earlier and was very defensive). She insisted that I did indeed visit a 4 wheel parts store. These [***] holes must have a way to link my phone number to my credit card, which is very disturbing. I told her I didn't have time for her survey and she polietly hung up. Really, not very much pressure at all, other than she was determined to get me to tell her that I visited that certain store.
Same thing as everyone else. I received two phone calls today a couple of hours apart. For each call, it rang twice and that was it. As the person above wrote, it is probably an attempt to link a phone number with a credit card. Isn't thier some gov't. agency that can be contacted concerning this?
I started getting 2 phone calls a day on Friday on my cell phone. I have answered twice, however, I was cut off one time and this last time, we were disconnected. There was only one time I heard a man's voice in a slight Indian accent saying my first name, however, I lost service because I was out of range. Thanks for the info. I will quit answering my phone when I see this number.