5106864991

Country: USA
510 area code: California (Alameda, Berkeley, Castro Valley)
Report a phone call from 510-686-4991 and help to identify who and why is calling from this number.
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    Not Cosmo
    Same as everyone here..  The call came into my Google Voice # which VERY few people have.  I did just list that # when I registered a Visa Gift-Card-Mall Card yesterday so I could make an online purchase.  Did anyone else register a GCM Gift Card Card of ANY kind?  If so, I bet that's our culprit.
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    Don't call me
    Same, called my cell phone for half a second then hung up.
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    Nina Forta
    Just had the same thing happen!
    • Caller: 510-686-4991
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    Anna
    What the heck is hey cosmo...from area code 510??? and where do they get cell phone numbers???
    • Caller: Hey Cosmo
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    Mary James
    They did not leave a message and I need to find out who this is.
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    Mary James
    | 1 reply
    They did not leave a message and I need to find out who this is.
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    who called? replies to Mary James
    510-686-4991 and did not leave any message.
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    sandi
    I don't want Hey Cosmo calling my cell phone number NOW or EVER.  These companies are so annoying.  My cell is reserved for important calls only since I have a limited plan.  What a pain.
    • Caller: Hey Cosmo!
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    SDJenn
    They just called my cell!
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    jhbhj;b replies to Michelle
    the same number called me , no messeage left  and when i called back somthing bout cosmo bs and be recored
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    What the
    Yup, this one called up last night  (Oct 19) around 7pm.
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    Sierras
    Monday, this # called my husbands cell, 1 ring, no msg left.  Weds evening, this # called MY cell, 1 ring, no msg left........how could they know BOTH of our cell #'s which are not listed anywhere?
    • Caller: ?????
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    CALI PEACH
    Called and hung up.
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    CALI PEACH
    Called and hung up.
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    Jingo
    They just called me and left no message.
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    Jingo
    They just called me and left no message.
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    SPAM-COP
    Ring. Ring. Ring. Hello? Hello? ... Click.

    You have just received an abandoned call. Many of us know this extraordinarily annoying script all too well. After the rage subsides, especially if you got out of bed for this, your next thought is probably questioning why anyone would bother to call and not say anything. Let's examine the sources of abandoned calls:

    -- Agent Not Ready

    High volume outbound callers such as surveyors, debt collectors, politicians, telemarketers, etc. all try to maximize their resources. Given the general unpredictability of answers, callers resort to using multiple lines per agent employing dialing strategies known as predictive dialing and power dialing. Predictive dialing utilizes a pacing algorithm that factors agent availability, average call times, and answer rates in an attempt to maximize agent talk time with the lowest possible abandonment rate. Despite clever pacing, agents are inevitably unavailable for all answers and abandonment occurs. Power dialing maximizes agent talk time by continuously dialing all available lines. This results in astronomical abandonment rates. Legend has it, back in the day before compliance, one enterprising storm damage repair company would power dial 25:1, that's 25 lines for every agent! They would engage in a carpet bombing campaign after a major storm and beat their competitors to the insurance claim feast.

    -- Voicemail Fishing

    Many robocalls aren't intended for a live person at all. If the message is targeted for playback from your answering machine or voicemail, then the call will likely be terminated if a live person answers. Dialing systems often incorporate a feature known as positive answering machine detection. While machine detection is an imperfect science, this generally provides callers the opportunity to play the message or end the call based on the answer type.

    -- Psychological Warfare

    Has your ringer ever pulsed a time or two and you picked up to find dead air or an open line? This is straight from the playbook of a debt collector. Unsurprisingly, a collector's sole mission is to motivate payment. A collector doesn't need to speak to you to directly to let you know that they are thinking about you, your debt, and your credit score. Simply seeing the collection agency's number in your missed call log is a reinforcing action.

    -- The Probe

    Modern business is no stranger to measurement and quantified optimization. The simple act of answering or not answering the phone tells quite a story. We live a life of patterns with tendencies to work, eat, and watch TV, etc. at roughly the same times each day. This includes availability to answer the phone. Probing calls are logged and analyzed to build an answer profile demonstrating probability to answer the phone. Targeted calling campaigns can be optimized by preemptively building an answer profile with probing. This allows for the best allocation of staff and lines. Probing isn't necessarily performed in isolation as it can be incorporated into any of the above mentioned practices.

    -- Follow the Money

    There's a saying that following the money will lead you to the truth. Abandoned calls walk this line. It's all about resource management with little or no regard or respect for the recipient. Ever cheaper long distance and sophisticated dialing systems will likely fuel this bonanza for years to come.
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    Investigator
    Per website: http://www.gy.com/biz/323113/510.htm, telephone number: 510-686-4991 belongs to a commercial screen printing company called Printex located at 2170 Commerce Ave Concord CA 94520.  However,  this address is a large business building unit complex that also contains several other various businesses located at the same address (see YAHOO map website:  http://maps.yahoo.com/index.php?ard=1&q1=2170 ... 2C%20CA%2094520  ).

    In addition, the telephone YELLOW PAGES for Concord, California, does not show this particular business (Printex) as listed - but nonetheless, directory assistance indicates that this telephone number is classified as an "unlisted" land-line telephone number with the carrier being PACIFIC BELL - CA.  Moreover, this phone number (amongst numerous others) is assigned to SBC INTERNET SERVICES, INC. located at 175 E Houston St Rm 8-H-60 San Antonio, TX 78205. (Note:  SBC INTERNET SERVICES, INC Incorporated by Carl Forbis Ta, Daviel V. James, Gary L. Long, Jonathan Klug, Louis Robert Casali, Mark S. Collins, Martin E. Grambow, Merrie M. Cavanaugh, Stacey Maris, Tom Koch.  The company operates as a subsidiary of AT&T Inc.  The company was incorporated on July 22, 2003 in the State of Florida and is currently active. C T Corporation System represents SBC Internet Services, Inc. as their registered agent.).
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    William
    As soon as I received a call from this number, I blocked it, thanks to this web site.  Let's see how they feel not allowed to call through after the first ring.....LOVE call blocking from Comcast!
    • Caller: Douches-R-Us
    • Call type: Telemarketer

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