900-446-2900

The number 1st came up as 8005690771 when I called a recording stated it was changed to 9004462900 heard it was a adult calling center. I refuse to call the 900 in case they charge our company.

Left a notice at our door regarding an utility shutoff. Field service rep card and number to call to apply for service etc. 1-800-592-2000 which redirects you to 1-900-446-2900 voice stating a charge of 1.99 charge per minute

message daily on my answering machine to call 1-800-252-7508.  Called it and it told me to dial 1-900-446-2900.  No going to happen.  How do we get them to stop calling?

Message left on answering machine from 800-860-0644 to call 900-446-2900.  Did not call.

I called 1-888-767-6738. United States Office of Personnel Management, Boyers, PA. I was told the number was changed to 1-900-446-2900. Expect to pay charge of $1.95. I did not call the number.

Got a call from 1-800-283-5811  fast talking woman left vmail saying I would be charged $29.00 for the annual fee for some kind of PC program renewal in the next 2-4 weeks and to go to www.incentive.com/updates for the 2011 version.  There is no website and a call to the 800 # yields the message that the number has been changed to a directory 1-900-446-2900 and it will cost $1.99 to connect.  Didn't call it.  Guess I'll watch my credit card statements

This morning I tried to claim part of my unemployment benefit that I entitle to.  But, I got a 800# from the auto voice system.  I called the 800#, and there was another voice system gave me the 900-446-2900 to call!!!

I am receiving calls from (800)-252-7508.
No message.
Who are these people.

trying to call insurance co. got this as a must call number. SUCKS!

Similar to the other people on this list, I had two OUTGOING calls that I dialed get intercepted on the way OUT and a recording tried to entice me to dial 900 446-2900 as the new 'real' new number for the two different businesses I was seeking, yet it DID warn me that the call would cost $1.99. There was NO similarity of any digits I dialed to this number. It was a blatant hijack of my dial out. One of the intended calls was to Cox Communications and one was to American Express. I have eventually succeeded in contacting each of them (plus Verizon due to what I see on this site) to warn them that something is amiss on the outgoing side. Verizon has some knowledge of this already. One spooky thing about this whole scenario is that my Call History (through Cox) does NOT show the calls I dialed that resulted in the 900 number message but on further examination it could just be that '800' calls don't register at all as I see none there when I know I have been making several today alone. I repeat, these were calls I dialed correctly to legitmate businesses at different 800 numbers and something intercepted them and said to call the same 900 number on two different occasions.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

Got a phone call from someone who has a Direct Express card. She stated that 1-900-466-2900 is on the back of her Direct Express card.  Technically, the only phone number that should be on the back of the Direct Express Card is 1-888-741-1115, and there should be no charge.  Apparently, the fee for calling 1-900-466-2900 is $1.99/per minute.

I called a number 800-921-4101 on 8/25/11 Was scammed for receiving $200 worth of free gas for a fee of $2.95.  They have been taking money out from debit number every since.  When i called this number, the new number given is 900-446-2900.  How do I get this to stop?

Got a call on cell from 1-888-211-4727 today. I called this number from work and got message to call 1-900-466-2900. Not goung to happen!

I tried to call the Smucker's Company on their toll free number of 1-888-520-9555 about their natural peanut butter with honey. The 888 number is listed on the Smucker's website.  My call was intercepted by a female voice recording directing me to redial to 1-900-446-2900.  The voice said the call would be $1.99 per minute and you had to be "18 years of age or older".  Whoa!!!  Red flag this is one of those filthy adult sex sites because it's a 900 numbers and because of the age requirement. The hacking could have originated in China because of the caller's name given above by Annette as PANDA MARKETING GROUP.....HUM.M.M.M.M.M.M  - Makes you wonder.