770-783-5969

Well, this is scary. I actually recently applied for a student loan and got a call from this number. I'm glad my paranoia set in and kept me from "confirming my information". Is there any government agency I can call to get these people arrested?

We got this call this evening (Saturday) and it was a voice opertain message system.  It was informing us that our loan was approved.  The funny thing is we are go through the VA for a loan for a new house.  Already suspect of the timing of this call, and through some of the prompts, it again informed me that it would call back in 30 mins, and that I needed to get my back information ready (to enter into the phone no less)..... are you suspect now?  Yes!  I do intend on seeing where this "conversation" goes when I am called again, and that being in soon.

A recording told me they were looking for Amy. This call took me to an automated menu where said Amy was supposed to confirm information needed for a home loan. There was no company name mentioned and I could not get to a human being.

How many have reported this nimner to the do not call site? here is the URL. https://www.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
The more that report it, the sooner it is shut down. :~)

message left on cell phone telling me to hurry and call back so i don't miss out on my opportunity to get a loan.

Just got a call, I let it go to voice message, I called the number back, a recording (called me by my name)stated I was approved for a loan, it state to press 0 if I didn't want the loan, and that it would take up to 30 business days to remove my name, then I was offered a $100.00 gas card and some other crap for my inconvenience.  Now I maybe a redneck, but I'm not stupid.  This is BS.

yup they left a message for me too about a loan approval. also there are other numbers with area codes from out of the country like 809 that are scams. they'll charge you thousands on your phone bill if you call them back..

This caller calls me even though I am on the do not call list.

Started to leave (prerecorded) message.  Caller ID of DONT ANSWER says it all!

I have experienced the same harassment as reported by the previous phone customers.  I live in California.

The subject phone number is listed below.

This started, with me, all at once.  This leads me to believe that phone number lists are sold and distributed rapidly.  This is the same as phishing on a computer.  They find out if a phone works and attempt to get information under the ruse of a request.

The phone companies are making millions of dollars from their blocked and unblocked toll free numbers and you can’t identify the actual name of the number holder as it is kept confidential by the company.  Apparently there’s too much money to be lost if the bad numbers were turned off.  My major phone company, AT&T, has written to me that they do not investigate “these types of calls” “collection or telemarketing are not illegal”.

The Telemarketers are using old phone lists. They use the name of my deceased father who has been gone for 32 years; many phone and state that the e-mail from “(father’s name) @reborn.net” appears on their request.  The name on the account was discontinued over 13 years ago.  I normally have a very quiet phone with only a few calls a week.

I started receiving these calls for my deceased father on 7-30-08 and have received many, many calls ever since, at all hours, seven days a week. Many Telemarketers have called  with the same pretext.  "We are returning a request so the "Do not call list" doesn't apply to me." many different numbers call.

Since 8-6-08, when I had caller ID and privacy manager installed I have received the following phone calls with hang ups or weird theatrics such as the same person imitating various ethnic accents:

800-809-8813 “US Medical Supply” 7-30-08 at 7am with numerous names given on 7-30&31-08, this started the chain. 5x
866-852-2520 ”Lasic Vision Institute” which is/was located in Rancho Cordova, “Real Corp”. 3x
866-583-1670 A.I.G  “American International- Long Term Care Insurance Group”. 3 x
866-480-0048 “Voicelink” phone service plus a package was received two days later, addressed to my deceased father, via U.S. mail marked “Invoice”.  The package was returned to the mail unopened and marked “Wrong Address”.  I was subsequently “slammed” with $15.95 charged to my monthly AT&T phone bill.  The phone company is no help and can’t explain why it was added to my bill without my permission.  They state that I will have to request the slammer to stop.  This is like asking John Wilkes Booth not to shoot president Lincoln.

The following are from my caller ID with hang ups on the answering machine:
800-259-7317 3x – “800 Services”
800-519-7502 12x – “800 Services”
800-258-7317 11x – “800 Services”
800-584-4150 2 x – “800 Services”
866-583-1670 – “800 Services”
800-259-1317 – “800 Services”
800-927-1235 2x – “800 Services”
800-927-1239 – “800 Services”
402-223-2172 8x – “Custom Response”
703-263-0118 – “Virginia Call”
770-783-5969 – “Don’t answer”- Loan and information request for deceased father

I have caller ID and privacy manager on my landline with AT&T and am screening calls.  I am, for now, keeping a log of the numbers, maybe some one will read this that can implement the “Do not call” list against these a** holes, we have the numbers.

I don't understand why the appropriate agencies, with the enforcement powers, or the phone companies, don’t respond to the legal issue and customer/tax payer complaints.

The "Do not call list" was a good thing but if no action is taken against the "The "I'm returning a request" ruse, it will only get worse.

Maybe we should start requesting our elected officials to respond to their constituents and enforce the law.  We passed a law against being phone spammed so let’s enforce it.  All the enforcing agency has to do is go to the phone company, secure owner information (subpoenas are easy) and take action including fining them and pulling the plug.

I don't understand why the FCC or the FTC or the phone companies that we complain to can't do what we did and look at the number of on-line complaints against specific violators.  We pay taxes and phone bills.

All they have to do is call one of these numbers and get on the list. I'm not sure how many civil servants it would take to do this.  It seems like it might be good to have a few attention getters by law enforcement and/or the phone company and stop the Ruse of "I'm calling back" with “Do not call list” fines to pay for the effort.  Looks like “Do not call” didn’t work.  The Boiler rooms are back.

My only suggestions are: #1 Don’t let them get to you (they love that).  Use caller ID and never answer unknown numbers.  Use call screening, if you don’t know them and if the call is important they can leave a message.

I am going to keep submitting this same post with each toll-free hang up I get from different numbers with an up dated list.

i got this call a few min ago and it was an automated computer talking about stuff about a loan.

Recently I had mt I.D. "fished" off the internet. I suppose these people tried to get an autoloan with my info. I am going to call this number and make sure they know it is not the real me!

Caller ID said Dont Answer so I didn't.  Don't know what it was about.  I am also on the do not call list.

I have receive this call for all most 4 days on my cell phone which  said "they'd been trying to reach "different voice" Berthy
regarding my loan approval.
I have never applied for any loan.So I hope they leave me alone becausse this situation is very dangerous and complicated.

I received a call from this  number today again, i didn't answer it.

770-783-5969. I checked my caller Id and saw this number and wondered why it showed up as Don't Answer. When i called it back out of curiousity nothing happened. I've been reading alot of comments on this site also nocallerid.com,800notes.com, whocallsme.com and everyone has been saying the same thing. Noticed that the reporting of these calls started around june. One person was given their email address by the caller saying that they applied for a loan online. Does anyone on here use yahoo? I'm just trying to put two and two together. It's a scam by people with a middle eastern accent and a atlanta phone number. Does that make sense? No because somehow they hack your personal information over the net from overseas and harrasses you or try to get your personal information when they call. Using modern technology with the right equipment they can pick a number and make up their own caller id display leaving them untracable...so they think...

This number popped up in the past and it was an Indian man and he said he was from CVS pharmacy. He tried to get my personal information and tried to get me to tell what meds my family takes if any. He called back everytime I hung up. The number popped up again a few days ago with the ID "don't answer". I'm not answering.

This number popped up in the past and it was an Indian man and he said he was from CVS pharmacy. He tried to get my personal information and tried to get me to tell what meds my family takes if any. He called back everytime I hung up. The number popped up again a few days ago with the ID "don't answer". I'm not answering.

I called this number back and the automated system said to either stay on the line to get a loan for some Andrea woman (my home phone is really new and I guess it's a recycled number) or to press nine to remove my number from their calling list. Then they asked me if I wanted to get a free $100 gas card, for the intrusion, and along with that a free 15 day trial of some service. However they failed to mention exactly what that service might be... But they did say it was platinum! Ugh, I opted to hang up and never hear from them again.

I wasn't home so this number shows up on my caller ID.  No message was left.