858-703-2193

Keeps calling our work offices and hangs up. 20OCT2011
Call reported to San Diego, CA police.

Got a call from what appeared to be a local phone number. The female caller was speaking in ebonics and we could not understand what she was saying. You would hear a word or two...and then...Visa! Mastercard account. We had to hang-up. This is a suspicious caller.

Received call from the number twice today, and several times last week. Did not answer. They did not leave message either. This is SCAM and BS. They get local numbers with local area code thru Internet phones. Nowadays, it is so easy to get any phone number with any area code you want regardless where in the world you are. This people could be in Nigeria where is land od scam.
Their caller ID say:  "California".  This is total BS.



Caller: California



Caller: California

Received 2 calls from this number at the office on 2 different lines.  Female caller asked for the person who handles business accounts.  When I replied that she had reached a major university and asked to whom she wished to speak, the caller apologized then hung up.  Definitely a call center because I could hear other people talking in the background.

Received another call from this number today, 12/9/11.  After I answered, female caller immediately apologized explaining that she had not intended to phone a public university but was merely using the phone number listed in her database.  Background noise was not there this time.

Just got another call today at work. Thanks to all of you I had to laugh when I got it....Transferred to our bottomless pit of "NO ANSWER"!!  What a riot!...

They hung up on me when I asked for a manager to get me off their list - I agree its a scam and there should be a way to ruin their number.

Either dead air or a woman demanding to speak to the person that handles the merchant account services for the business.

Received a call on main business line. No message left.

Hung up on them before this call center [***] could finish speaking. Wanted to speak to the person who handles credit card processing. What a bunch of [***].