I just received a call from this number. Strong Asian accent....only thing I could understand was that he asked if I use birth control pills. I told him to never call again and went to the do not call registry to make sure my number is still on it only to find the website is shutdown until the government re-opens for business.
Have recently started getting calls from this number. I do not know this number and it does not belong to any friend or family member. I tend to agree with the other comments listed above. This is definitely a scam call. Beware and always check the internet for any unknown/unwanted phone call.
For several weeks getting calls obviously from this source, many numbers (obviously "spoofed" I'd think) WOW, just this instant got the second one this AM, 7:30 right now. The Indian accent, "Hello is April there", so I said, "No not right now, is this about her lawsuit compensation or loan approval?" (In a polite tone.) "Well, yes, we need to...." at which point I blew the whistle we keep next to the phone now into the mic and yelled "Back to the Black Hole of Calcutta with you!" Could hear a bit more of their background noise, then they hung up. A pointless indulgence on my part, likely, since the more advanced of these telemarketers and scammers use automatic audible circuit-breaker type technology that clamps off when decibels go over a certain level. Now MY ears are ringing a bit. Sigh.
My guess is this is a "It only takes one" sort of operation looking for people stupid enough to wire them money after being told "Your loan has been approved." or "You will get class action compensation for your medical lawsuit." but... a $500 processing fee or retainer, or whatever, has to be wired to them first. Look, the population by definition has maybe 15% people below IQ 75, then that many more elderly folks sadly becoming demented to the point they get confused and scared and actually send money when asked for it, or give out SS#, DOB, etc, that allows identity theft. How do they get your number? Maybe the normal white pages, even, or some sort of massive random list, OR their software just dials numbers at random and clicks it to one of a hundred drones in India sitting in a boiler room call center when a non-answering machine timed pickup occurs.
I got a call from this number on my cell, which is on do not call list. It rolled over to voice mail, which was beep, beep, beep. I have been getting calls about payday loans and also about problems with my credit card interest. I do not have a credit card.