206-397-1516

Call to cell\google voice. No message left. Seattle area code??

Been harassed for several days. They told me I won a "discounted" vacation via my credit card company. Sounded like a scam. Told them to stop calling me and they continued the following day.

Also recvd a couple phone calls from this #.  We won a trip and when my husband said we are not interested---they hung up on him!!!

Constantly calling.  I don't answer calls that I don't know the phone #s.  They leave no message.

Same here. They've been calling me about once a week.

I've been getting phone calls on my cell phone from this number for the last month.  I get a recording about a credit card service.  I stayed on the line and asked to be taken off their list, but they still keep calling.  I just ignore the call now, but it's a pain.

Have been calling constantly on my cell phone.  Usually leave no message. Hang up on me when I have answered the call. Today's voicemail had people talking loudly in the background (could not make out anything identifiable), but at the end just before they hung up, someone very clearly said "petty theft."  Interesting...

I have been gettign them about once a week.  After the first few times with nobody on the line, I just now ignore them.

This number called me twice and claiming they are calling long distance from Orlando, FL but the phone is register at Seattle,  WA.

WIsh someone either FBI or FCC to stop this scam.  Very annoying

Got a call from this number this morning, stated i won a prize, yea right, I was born on a rock, not under one. :P

I was getting calls from this number trying to get me to take credit cards.  It was a recording.  Now that's changed.  It's now for the free vacations.  When I told the guy to stop calling me he asked me for my phone number.  Apparently, this is some kind of automated system that is only picked up by the telemarketer when some one answers. He seemed to not even know what number I was at.  I then received another call today.  It's a pain that I'm now getting teleprompters on my cell phone.