202-233-1100

No ID, or maybe it was Maine when it first rang - phone did not store it.
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It is the FBI calling. You applied for a job and they was checking to see if you was still interested & looking. They just called me today. 12/3/08

I received the same call but a voicemail was left. I think this is a hoax because when I called back, nobly has answered nor has a voicemail come on.

This number is answered by a retail establishment in Washington DC called China Town.

Call came in from this number w/the following on caller ID:  Bill Once 202-233-1100.  Didn't answer just let it ring.

Gal calling her self Maria Acevedo from the FBI. Supposedly she found my resume on career builders and has a position open in the city I live in as a technical associate or something or another.
She started asking me questions about my resume, I cut her off asking for her name and office phone number so I could reach her when I was more available. She stumbled around saying she was working from home today and that the position was needed to be filled by tomorrow....the number she gave me for her office was 202-233-9304...i googled her name and number and it pointed me to this website: https://www.pmf.opm.gov/ACoords.aspx but the real office of personnele website looks like this http://www.opm.gov/index.asp
Me thinks its a fraud!! I have a hard time believing the FBI is looking for america's finest on careerbuilder.....

Close, but no banana...
All DC FBI numbers begin with (202)323-xxxx
If you notice, that's (202)FBI-xxxx

Be seeing you!

Agent Mike

Are you sure this is a scam?

Like previously stated, the FBI doesn't troll careerbuilder looking for resumes. They receive thousands of applications per vacancy plus the fact that they have usajobs.gov and fbijobs.gov set for this very reason.

It is the FBI, I just got a missed call from them.  When I called back, the gentleman answering said it was the Washington DC Field office, but it was a general line I had called back, so he had no way of finding out who called me.

Also, the number is listed at this website, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations:

http://www.dodig.mil/Inspections/IPO/Locmap/AFOSI/AFOSIDC.htm

Call came in 202-233-1100,Received this call from BILL ONCE today for the first time. We have no idea who this company or person is, It seems as if there is someone seeking to bill one's  phone or credit card for services and I would advise not to answer or respons.  As shown from the variety of identifications, this is not a valid number for business. Our  phone number is one that we have had only since May 10.  We get many weird calls even from Block Anonymous that we have no way of confirming.  As we do not answer unknown calls the only loss or troubling factor is the loss of sleep and the stress of these calls coming in several times per day.  As we are retired, this can be very frustrating.  The  only comfort is "not to answer at all" .  The caller ID is such a wonderful invention and intervention. I suggest making good use of it.

I believe the call generated from the offices of CACI intl

Whether they are or aren't they are referring to themselves as the FBI.  The woman who answered said they are a "field office."  

If they are not in fact the FBI this should be looked into.  She said as stated above that it is a general phone number so they cannot find out who called.

Actually, when the FBI calls from an offsite (meaning outside of Headquarters), the number is not always going to be 202-323-XXXX. There are plently of FBI locations that do not post their numbers online for obvious reasons.  If you want to verify the call, contact the FBI help line and ask if that person works there and they will be able to help.