God bless you, Kathy. I have been getting robocalls form these [***] for over a year and I use an air horn from Walmart to retaliate. It's good to know that someone else knows that the calls will not stop but you can assault their eardrums when they do call. This time I air horned Rachael, again. You would think she would get the hint - unless they are using bogus names like the bogus phone numbers they use. What really pisses me off is that the government has satellites in space (that we paid for) and they can look down at me and tell when I have a joint in my sock. But they can't trace these annoying phone calls and stop them. I can't believe these guys are actually make money with this scam, but they must be. Otherwise they would stop calling. Oh Well! Gotta run back to Walmart. Rachael got my last honk. Keep your whistle handy and tell all your friends to do the same.
Same recorded message from Rachel as the one I received yesterday offering to lower my credit ard interest rates to as low as 6.9% when I am currently and historically paying 0%. I wish these retards would quit waking me up and let an old Army veteran finally get some rest.
Phone number 1-971-217-9515 keeps calling my mother's residence, daily with an automated message that asks if she has $3,000 or more in unwanted credit card debt. It prompts her to press 3 to discontinue further correspondences and 1 to speak to a live representative. After pressing 3 for numerous weeks, I've pressed 1 and asked the rep to put us on the DO NOT CALL list. She hangs up on me. Every time. I'm furious that these "agencies" are allowed to continue this behavior. There has to be some line to draw in the name of privacy. Another number that shows up below the phone number is V12091232520158. I'm not sure if this will be helpful in your pursuit.
They usually hank up when it goes to my answering maching. After a few times from them and others like them I bought a call blocker. Digitone Cal Blocker http://www.digitone.com/ Works wonders!
Another "cardholder services" spam call. I've pushed 3 a million times and spoken with a live representative briefly (before they hang up on me)... to no avail.
Follow Bill's example and get a call blocker. Answering the phone and hitting "3" only confirms they have a live number and they will keep calling. Simply get a call blocker and block their number. They won't even be able to ring your phone. I have a blocker myself and they are very effective, though not perfect.