This is very likely a criminal scam because: They call numbers on the do not call list. They do not leave a message on the answering machine, Google cannot find a commercial company with this number.
This is very likely a criminal scam because: They call numbers on the do not call list. They do not leave a message on the answering machine, Google cannot find a commercial company with this number.
The caller first ask to speak with Mrs Harte, when I advised that there was no Mrs Harte, the caller ask for me, I advised that I was unavailable. I asked if there was a message and caller advised that he would call back.
This number has called ours about half-a-dozen times. Our caller ID displays "TRI" along with the number in question. Whenever there is a number or "caller ID" that we do not recognize we shout out: "Let the machine get it..." This practice was for our children to learn not to answer any number they do not know when they are home alone. George is correct; they do not leave a message. The last time they called, I answered speaking Spanish "Hola, Buenos Tardes..." Then a woman asked to speak to Mr. A----- pronouncing one of the letters that our long distance provider heard wrong, published, did not correct after we tried and is consistently printed wrong on our monthly bill. I replied "?habla Espanol?" She said "No" and hung up. I believe that our LDP may be selling their information or she simply found it on-line because it is published in our local white pages.