118-111-9999

Two calls with short rings around 3am and 3:20am. Called again at 2:46pm. Suspicious of someone trying to re-route phone calls for fraudulent activity.

This is some sort of scam, I think.  Fortunately the caller seems unable to communicate in any of the languages I tried.  Must be an off-shore customer service rep for Micro$oft!

Just received call at 1:08 p.m. from this number.  Did not answer - no message on answering machine left.

June 25, 2009

Got a call from this number, picked up but no one answered.

just received a call from this number. automated call, person name Rachael with credit card services;  pushed all o's and we do not owe any credit cards they are all paid off. can't these stupid people be stopped ... do not call list does not seem to be working

This was some woman phishing for credit card information.  <span style="color:red;">BEWARE!</span>

I also talked to a woman who was obviously phishing.  I guess not enough people still fall for the e-mail versions of these scams.

Initially received phone call with an automated message claiming they could lower the interest rate on our family's credit card(s). Supposedly a limited time offer and to press 9 to speak to a representative. When I pressed 9, a man answered the phone. He claimed that he could lower my interest rat on my Mastercard. I informed him that I did not own a Mastercard. He then claimed to "represent" a list of 30+ banks and could lower my or my husband's credit card interest rate if we provided our credit card number/account information and social security number(s). Did not provide said information. Individual also claimed to have our family's account information and address but was not able to provide either. When I also claimed not to have a Visa, the inindividual became extremely belligerant at which point I began asking a name. The individual repeated my question and in the background I heard another gentleman shouting a name out, which subsequently was the one I was given: Eddie Johnson. When I began asking for a phone number, the individual ignored my question and began asking if my husband owned a credit card. I continued to inquire as to the phone number of the company I was dealing with. The phone then clicked and began ringing at which point another gentleman claiming to be the "Account Services Supervisor" answered. He introduced himself as such and said his name was *grunt.* I asked him what his name was since he obviously intentionally didn't say it when he introduced himself. He ignored my question and repeatedly asked "What's the problem? Don't you have a credit card?" He finally gave me another fraudulent name, wasn't able to write it down. I asked him what company he represented, he said he was the account management supervisor. I again asked him the company name and was given the name "My Credit Account Researchers." I then asked the company phone number and was told the mailing address was "123 ABC No Man's Land." When I continued asking for a phone number, the individual disconnected the call.

ReReceivedhe same phone call August 6th at 10:30am and August 7th at 2:40pm. Numbers were: (629) 000-8345 and (118) 111-9999.

Reported to FTC

I just received an automated message from this number claiming that my credit card interest rate could be lowered to 6.9%.  After pressing 9, a robotic voice came on the line and immediately asked how much the balances were on my credit cards.  I did not give any information but started asking questions about what type of card they were offering, etc. and the person hung up on me.

Who ia calling me from this number.  I got  a call at 12:35 pm pacific time

I am getting these calls at close intervals and I amsure tired of it.I am old and this really terrible.What kind of fun is this?

esto es un roboo a mano  armada de los servicios de tol-tok? @@@@@