At best guess, this is a magazine subscription service trying to con me into buying a contract that I will be locked into for an undisclosed amount of time. The thing is, they call you and deceive you by saying that you already have a contract with you and just need to update their database and before you know it, they have roped you into yet another contract with yet another subscription service. Don't let business like this get their hooks into you.
I got a call from this number today. Some chic pretending to know who I am and called me by my first name (which she actually butchered beyond belief!). I immediately told her "If this call is costing me, I will be very upset! If I were you, I wouldn't call this number again!" I hung up the phone and have not received another call yet. She claimed to be from "The Publishers", like I was going to fall for that one and start asking questions, giving them enough time to trace my number and get more information from me. If you get calls from this number, do yourself a favor, HANG UP!
Received call today from this number. Person on the other end was trying to get information from me regarding magazine subscriptions. I only have one subscription so I thought there was something wrong and hung up the phone. Didn't recognize the number so I did a Google search and found this website. Thank you for this service!
I received a call from this phone number 763-230-7682. I did not answer the phone as I remember from a past experience I will share. These are people attempting to get you to buy magazines. As I recall when I answered my phone,the first person was giving an overview of their service and asking basic questions then the cost to lure me into their service,then after I seemed interested,this person said they are new to this and put a "manager" on the phone who very persuasively attempts to sell how valueable these prices are and how you need the magazines. I declined then hung up. Please,do not get suckered by these people.
Someone called me to tell me I won a $1000 shopping spree...wanting to verify information (age, marital status). I asked a lot of skeptical questions. Turns out, you will supposedly get a $1000 gift certificate to a select number of online stores, but will still have to pay shipping and handling. They ask you your credit card carrier preference, then they tell you the first digit on your card (they know this information because they are "partnered with the national billing service and the major credit card companies"). I was informed I would receive a release in the mail that I would return to receive the shopping spree (to verify its being sent to the right place). I was transferred to a supervisor who wanted my credit card numbers "to verify the billing address" so that I would be signed up for a special subscription to 6 magazines for 60 months at $3.45 a week that they would automatically charge and withdraw monthly from my account. I said I wasn't comfortable giving out my credit card number to a company I'd never heard of and asked if they would send me the subscription information in the mail...this is when the supervisor's voice went from impatient to rude...and I hung up. What a scam.