Just got a call from this number...didn't answer...and they didn't leave a voicemail. Tried calling back...first time, it was a busy tone, and the second time saying the number was no longer in service. I have had some issues with Comcast lately, but I'm assuming someone would have left a voicemail if it was important. Sounds fishy to me.
Like the other posters, I have been going back and forth with Comcast (today) trying to fix a caller i.d. problem. And every time Comcast called me back their caller i.d. showed "Comcast." All of a sudden, I get a call from "Carlos Suarez." These days, I no longer answer callers or numbers I don't recognize, but instead, come to this website to see if others have reported them.Obviously, and not surprisingly, this one is not a legitimate call.
Interesting how these sophisticated scamming crooks have reached the point where they can identify a flurry of legitimate calls back and forth between a customer and a corporation or business, and tap right in to the pattern, and get through to the unsuspecting customer who thinks it's just another call-back from the legitimate trouble shooter. Their intent is either to turn around and sell these live tele. numbers to the many companies driving us crazy with their scamming calls, or use the numbers themselves because THEY are the ones with tons of phone banks making these telemarketing/scamming calls.