I picked it up and it left a message about how I need to change the interests rate with my credit card and that if I wanted to talk to a representative I could just press 1. If I decided to change my mind and not worry about interest rates I would press 2 so they would stop trying to contact me. I pressed 2 of course.
The funny thing is I don't even have a credit card.
I just received a call from this number, which was unknown to me, so I answered but immediately hung up, because I didn't want to give them an opportunity to leave a voice mail message! But what is more interesting is I received this call immediately proceeding my wife receiving a call from this same number on her own cell phone! What significance this is, I am not sure, but obviously there must be some!
So I was happy to check out any comments associated with this number on this site and in doing so, I was pleased to discover the other posts which proved to me I handled this call correctly!
Robocaller du jour.
Don't these idiots realize that the ONLY people making phone calls these days are these robocalling scam artists and your grandparents?
LOL