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One call today, I didn't pick up and they did not leave a VM but number is very similar to other well known spam numbers that have called me before.

got a call from this number - I answered.  Hello?
"May I speak to (my name)?"
not acknowledging if I was or was not, said, "May I help you?"
response - "no."  and hung up.  
Male voice, slight accent of some kind.
obvious spam caller.

Beware they are scammers
They scam of the earth

stop this number from calling me

they call multiple times a day and never leave a message - I have tried calling it back and I get a recording that its a pinger #?  HOW DO I MAKE THIS STOP!?!?!?!

david  here trying to find out how to stop this also.same calls to every day. i tred the do not call list  888 382 1222 and this did not work.

Please have my phone number removed

same call everyday no message and when you call back its either 3pinger or circuite are busy message.

calls from Rutherford, NJ. They know my husband's name. Have answered after repeated calls from Rutherford, NY, but all different numbers, as they are calling ENDLESSLY! and we're sick of the disruptive calls.  we have caller ID & didn't answer at first, but as I said, ENDLESS CALLS!!!! and it was getting ridicules. I answered once & told them off, but they called again tonight & I answered again & told them off again.  Really hope it stops! oh, and they change the last four digits every time...

I got the same call.  They started pushing I had won something, they were phishing for account info.  HERE'S HOW I HANDLE THIS PEOPLE.  At some point I say the following...."Look (Vijay, Rashid, etc.), at this law requires me to tell you who I am.  I am a Deputy U.S. Attorney and my job requires me to investigate companies like yours for possible prosecution, so do you want to continue this phone call?"

EVERY TIME I get an immediate hang-up...and rarely do they call me back.  Don't forget to say those words in a stern tone.  You could also say you're a Deputy Attorney General in your state, or an Assistant District Attorney in your county....it should all work.  Remember, sound authoritative in your voice!