Your cell phone doesn't have to be registered with Fidelity. If your present or former employer has it, then your 401k or pension fund admin, if Fidelity has it. You employer forwards all contact info to Fidelity.
It is Fidelity. And they can call you if you are on a Do Not Call list - because you have an account with them. Do Not Call is for solicitations from companies who bought a list of tel. #'s - I use to work for Verizon which is why I know. Read the info at the Do Not Call Registry website to double check my statement.
Good luck
GF
ps. The number shows up and cant be called because it is a Outbound "trunk" line only. The same thing payphones and hospitals operate off of. It has to have a line number to work in the switch, but cannot be called.
Tx!
Since you're from Plano, I guess that you're a retired or RIF'ed TI employee (as I am). That was your Fidelity benefit coordinator. They called me today from this number to help set up my pension, 401(k) and insurance.
It's a bogus sales call.. If Fidelity needed to talk with you, they would send u something in the mail... not a telemarketing ploy.. I hope NO ONE would talk about their finances with someone who called unsolicited. That would just be insane.
If you notice in this thread, "Called in Seattle" is repeatedly the only one to endorse this call.. HA! nice try.
Again - does not matter who calls for what reason, NEVER discuss finances unless you know the person and can verify that it is them, and YOU asked them to call you.