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Auto Warranty Broker they claim they only calls numbers they get permission to call
This is typical telemarketer for Home Advisor.com
I have told them before to stop calling me but they still call at least 2-3 times a month and from numbers other than just this one listed.
NO means NO damn it !!
This is some Indian company posing as either "Canadian Drug Company" or more recently "USA Drug company" They are selling Fake Viagra. They call me 2 or three times per week, DESPITE the fact that I am on the national "Do-Not-Call" list, and I have asked them 20 or 30 times not to call me.
This is one of the phone numbers for Baylor College Of Dentistry. It is probably time to make an appointment with your student for a cleaning or dental work. 214-828 and 818 prefixes are often Baylor but it never hurts to be sure. They will leave a message and you can call them back, in case it's a bot spoofing a number. I always let everyone leave a message unless they're in my phone book and I'll hang up and call them back if anything seems the least bit strange.
Aptive Environmental is a pest control company. If you don't have a service contract with them, they will not call you. This number calls to schedule your appointments.
Books appointment and after getting info he will cancel. Waste of time. You have been warned. some kind of prank.
Guy says his name is Johnny Rivers & he has a sensitive document. Don't answer! It's a collection agency, if you answer they'll say you confirmed & agreed to the debt.
Home Advisors requesting information on a review I presented regarding one of their vendors
Debt collector. I didn't answer. I called back, the collection company is called ERC
This number keeps appearing on my newly bought phone as a registered number from AT&T. Because of that, can't unlock my device!!!
This man called my work number pretending to be the VP of our company. He said he was looking for current employees to do some modeling and advertising for the company and asked if I was interested. I thought he really was my Vice President, so I answered his very personal questions about my height and weight, etc... and I gave him my personal cell phone number, which he immediately called me on to "give me further instructions." He asked me to send him a selfie, which I did, just a headshot. After I got off the phone with him, I felt uneasy about it so I called my regional manager. She then told me that it was in fact NOT our VP, and that he had done this to other girls at some of our other locations. Do not fall for this ladies!!! For all I know, he's a creep trying to traffic women.
Just confirmed with Time Warner, this number is not theirs and is indeed a scam caller.