The recording said we had to activate a PayPal credit card we had received in Oct. We actually had never activated or used the card and had recently canceled it. I didn't respond, just let the recording play. I believe they said to punch a number, later they gave me a number to call to activate it. It finally disconnected when I did nothing.
I think this is someone runing a scan. Tey called my husband and said he needed to activate his card and asked him for his card number. My husband called SAMS and reported it and cancelled his card immediately. Sams Clubs also said this is not one of their numbers.
The recording said we had to activate a PayPal credit card we had received in Oct. We actually had never activated or used the card and had recently canceled it. I didn't respond, just let the recording play. I believe they said to punch a number, later they gave me a number to call to activate it. It finally disconnected when I did nothing.
Received a call from this number on February 27, 2008. A return call resulted in a message saying I'd reached Vail Systems. The link to their contact page: http://www.vailsys.com/company/contact.html
While the voicemail message was incomplete, the part of the automated message that was there mentioned something about my needing to activate some card. As I hold no card of any kind that requires activation, this was either an error, sales ploy or fraudulent call. I sent them a terse e-mail requesting that they remove me from any database they have - and strongly suggested that they NOT call me again.