Call supposedly from South Salem NY. It's a robo-dial call targeting businesses, but poorly programmed. We let the call go to voice mail. As soon as VM picked up, the female voice began a non-stop pitch - - WHILE voice mail was playing its greeting. Both voices speaking in competition with each other. The pitch continued past the greeting, so the final moments were recorded, promising "thousands of dollars" in savings. Then (remember the robo voice is talking to voice mail) the voice instructed "To be removed from our list, press one." Now, I ask you - - have you ever met an answering device that could "press one?" It would be humorous if we weren't already drowning in tele-fraud calls.