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Woman with heavy Asian accent asked for me by name. Said it was regarding an Amazon order.

I've had several calls from this number over the last few days.  I'm in the business of installing PBX phone systems so I understand phones and related systems inside-out.  Please know that with "digital" trunks like PRI or VoIP trunks, THE INSTALLER can deliver ANY phone number he wishes to the called party (in other words, I can call you from this type of trunk and your caller ID could say it was the White House calling!) so I knew when I tried to call the number back and it was "out of service," that the call had come from a telemarketer and that they had simply put in a random number for the appearance of legitimacy.  The last time I answered the phone from this number, it was clearly a  "predictive dialer" (where the computer keeps calling a series of numbers, and when someone answers it connects to an operator...that's why there is a brief silence before you hear a human) and when they asked for me by my first name, I asked, "Who may I say is calling?" She didn't want to tell me and finally got upset that I wasn't going to reveal information to HER, and finally said to me, "Well, I guess you aren't going to tell me if he is home or not," and hung up on me.  

TJ,  You are hysterical!  I laughed uncontrollably when I read your message.

This person who ever it is needs to get a life and stop calling harassing people. GET A LIFE dumb [***]!!! Need a cop to investigate this dip-[***].

called today at noon - knew my name, so obviously got it from property records (Thanks, County of Santa Clara). Said his company was called eco friendly, which does not exist. All liars. Getting rid of my landline so I can get rid of the creeps. I must get 20 calls per week from the scammers/spammers - all on my dime. Good bye landline.

This is just one of MANY numbers they are calling from - telemarketing - recently with some kind of construction flare or solar - "your local contractor" - these caller ID numbers are dynamic generated on the fly - I believe some kind of VOIP or Internet calls - more often then not I hear silence after I pick up - some auto-generated clicking (like in that credit score commercial on TV with two bulky computers in an empty warehouse that doom unsuspected consumers) - and then after the silence, robot call "GOOD BYE". Sometimes I get this "GOOD BYE" right away. But once in a while, an actual person comes online, and it's not someone from overseas with unrecognizable accent, but rather a classic American voice of a "local contractor" asking by name, as if calling off the white pages! BTW, updating your number on the 'Do Not Call List' DOES NOT help to get rid of these unsolicited calls.