123-456-7890

Whoever it is said "lol".

Received SMS from 1234567890 I would like to know from who.. Any idea how to find out.

We have been home for less than 3 hours and have received a call from this number about 5 times.  it was an indian sounding guy saying there was a virus on my computer.

someone texted me off the number 1234567890, and i was wondering how do u get your number like that because they were herrasing me, and i cant txt them back so there doin it off a computer some how

It appears to have migrated to London, UK. Received today 29th March. I had 0044 preceding it, after checking this site glad I didn't answer it.

I've received  three (3) calls from this number, with no one responding after answering, they've left no message on a missed call, so we didn't answer on another call.
A suspicious party

Received calls from this number several times in the last few days although we're on a do-not-call list. Decided to pick it up this morning; no messages had been left before. Caller, who sounded Indian or Pakistani asked for my husband, using both first and last name. I asked what it was about. He said "about some grant money." I said, "No, thanks," and hung up. Hopefully, there won't be any more calls from this number. I'm sure the call is part of a scam.

I have been getting calls from this number on my cell phone: 1-234-567-890 I do not answer, because I do not recognize the number.

I have been getting calls from area code 123 –456– 7890 for the last month and a half
today I answered the phone got a slight jingling the music and someone answered me and asked if my number was so and so and I didn't answer anything on that day Asking me for I identification so I asked them who they are trying to contact they wouldn't tell me anything on that finally I asked them let me talk to someone in the United States and they start chattering and I couldn't understand anything they were saying; take my number off year list I don't have anything to do with you I don't want anything you're selling so I'll check and see how many more times they call me in the next month.

I get a call from this number everday.  I told her to stop calling me.  If she calls again I am going to report her to the POLICE!  This is a SCAM!!

Call 8883821222. This is do not call registry. They will be required by law to stop. If they continue go to donotcallregistry.com and report it

The guy sounds Hindu or something calling about a computer problem with Mictosoft software on my computer. They want me to log on my computer so that he can do a walk through to help me correct the error.  Sounds like a scam.

I may be wrong but I believe that this phone number was used to hack into my computer. The person with an oriental accent never identified himself. I thought it had to do with a previous problem I have had that was corrected by a person with an oriental accent so I went along with him. He actually prodded me until he got all the information from me that he needed then he hung up. Later, when I sent an e-mail to someone, I noticed that 2 e-mails were being sent at the same time.

i got a call from this number 123 456 7890 as listed as "unavailable" and when i answered all it played was scary elevator music by what sounded like all bells. I'm afraid this is how horror movies start.

I just received a call from this number and I didn't go into great detail for them. I asked them who they were and how they got my number. He was a man with a very thick Hindu accent and it was hard to understand but he told me he has my number because I use Microsoft. I asked where he was calling from and he said from e-solve because my computer was running slow. I said please don't call here again and hung up immediately. I definitely wouldn't trust this call!

With any telemarketing call:

I was at a business communications seminar a couple weeks back - and other than the usual snoring through a bunch of bored guys droning through their presentations and waiting for the free lunch - one tidbit I have been using since then is:

1. Answer all phone calls - known number or not.
2. In the case of programming your answering machine:
A) Record ``Hello'' and that's it.
B) Wait 7-10 seconds so that their VOIP can connect and then begin your message with:

``Please stay on the line to leave your message'' and then

``Thank you for calling. You have called a number that is
on the Do Not Call Registry.This call is recorded and your
number has been electronically traced. The trace has been
automatically reported to the authorities. Further communication
from your location will be escalated to the U.S. Government
for further action regarding harassment.''

When the Telemarketing Act goes into effect in Summer of 2013
rewrite the script to include that information and the penalties therefor.

If you are answering the phone live to an unknown number, same thing:

Answer `Hello' and wait for their VOIP to connect.
Then say:
``You need to transfer this call to your supervisor at this time.''

Repeat until they comply. If they refuse compliance, say:
``This call is recorded and your number has been traced.
Your noncompliance will be reported to Government authorities for harrassment.''

If the telemarketer
A) can't get a word in edgewise because you keep repeating yourself like a recording,and
B) has been scared into believing that their actions have been monitored and will be reported

you can bet that your number will be flagged in the telemarketer's system as a ``problem''.

Eventually all the telemarketers share all their ``problem'' numbers with each other so
they can save money not having to call them all - even if they ARE on virtually-free VOIP

It's better than the Do Not Call Registry.

iv never recive the number yet, but my real friend does, for some reason, they said somethin like
: hello, tonight, im going to kill u wen no ones there

:( ahhhhhhhh

I received a call from 1-123-456-7890 with a man with an Indian accent saying that my Microsoft Word system had been sending out repeated error messages to them, and they would help me fix that.  I was suspicious, and hadn't seen the number yet.  I called Dell, thinking it was them, and they assured me it wasn't. Then I contacted a family member at Microsoft who said they didn't do that, and it sounded like a scam, which is what I had thought.  I had asked them to call back, and when they did, I said I knew they were a fraud. He hung up then.

That is exactly what my call was, but it sounded fishy to me.  I investigated, so when he called back, as I had asked, I could tell him I knew it was a scam.  No argument from him.  Can you imagine if I'd given him control over my computer?

Got a call from 123-456-7890 and heard some female voice say good-bye and hung up.  What is this?