I got my cell phone in Dec 2007. Maureen from Public Storage, Medford is calling my number asking for a Victor Perez who apparently owes money. They requested he contact 1-866-444-4747 to make a phone payment. I have received three calls thus far. I tried the 866-444-4747 and it is a payment line only. Unable to make contact with a live person.
Changed the SIM from my T-mobile phone to a different one for testing. The new phone worked and showed a voice mail message. The message consisted of at least one repition of a "re-direct". That's the three tone sequence you hear when you dial a non-existent number: "BOOP BIP BEEP I'm sorry, the number you have dialed is no longer in service. Please <yadda <yadda>> <yadda>..." I did not try to listen to the whole message, so I don't know how long it went on.
I did not delete the message, since I wanted to see it on my phone. The message did not appear on my phone when I re-installed the SIM and powered on. A previous message from yesterday was still there.
I believe I got one previous call from 805-637-7342 with this same behavior - the message evaporated on its own after my wife listened to it, describing it as a hang up. That was stressful; she thought it was an old girlfriend. I couldn't get the message back to prove otherwise. Now I think I can make my case...
1-805-637-7243 is the same number as 1-805-message which is another way tmobile customers can check their voicemail from a landline I'm guessing everyone seeing this number appear on the phone or phone bill are tmobile users call 611 from your handset and any tmobile customer care rep can verify that it is the voicemail number also if you look at your bill you will notice the letter code beside the call then look at the bottom of the page for the legend it will also confirm this is a voicemail number for the last entry about loseing a number from your phone you should register for my tmobile which would have allowed you to see the number you called (it shows all unbilled calls as well as you last 3 bills)