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Calls and either hangs up or doesn't leave a message.

Recorded Message about Credit Cards. Press 1 to speak to live operator, press 2 to discontinue notices but when you press 2 you get a live operator anyways and when you request not to be called anymore, they hang up. Called number back and voice mail says "Hi, this is Diane, leave a message." but the mailbox is full. SCAM SCAM SCAM

Same thing happened (home phone, though) as did to Annoyed Business.  I'm laughing that we have this chick's number now.  Will try her tonight when she is hopefully home and answers her phone so I can give her an earful!  I suggest others do the same, so we can at least try to knock out one scam telemarketer.

July 30, 2009, 11:00am
I answered and received following nbr. "Hello, this is Hether with Credit Card Services. We are calling about your credit card. There is no problem, however, we may be able to help with your interest rate."
I hung up.

Called at 12.33, 30 July 2009. I did not recognize the name nor the number so I let it go to the answerphone, at which time the caller hung up barely five seconds (if that) into the greeting.

Same one we've been getting forever, "lower your interest rate, press 1 to continue". And, like the others, I'm sure the caller ID is fake.

Card Services Lower Interest Rate.  Pressing 1 routes you to a call center in India.

Don't call this number, the users voice mailbox is full!

Usually these scammers will choose a disconnected number for caller ID, but this time it is a real person.

Name on CID read Diane Yentel.

Also was hung up on - caller Diane Yentel - called number back, phone machine this is Diane leave message, message box full.  Since I work from home and don't appreciate calls on my work line and because also on do not call list filed compliant with FTC and Do Not Call Registry, all of you who receive the calls should do the same, otherwise credit card fraud telemarketers will continue to try and scam us.

I got the same call as everyone else.  Twice today.  I called back with the same results.  I also reported them on the Do-Not-Call web site.  That might work, but it probably won't.  It could possibly be a stolen phone number.

Same as everyone else listed -- Recording asking if I want to lower my interest rate press 1 -- man with broken English asked if I want to lower my credit card interest rate -- I asked him what credit card -- he said your Visa / Mastercard -- I asked if he was wanting me to get a new card or one of my current cards -- he said my current card -- when I asked again which one he said your Visa and Mastercard that has at least $3,000 and over 10% interest -- I asked what company he worked for and he said again Visa and Mastercard services -- I asked if they had a web site and he said it was being developed -- I asked to speak with his manager and he was rude and kept saying he was the manager -- I told him no, he was not answering my questions to my satisfaction and I wanted to speak to his boss -- he hung up -- Called the caller ID back and answering machine stated it was Diane Yentel but the mailbox was full.

Most likely a spoofing operation.  Pressing 0 immediately ended the call.

BEWARE! THIS IS A SCAM OPERATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Similar to the previous post, when asked - "What company are you with?"
Some woman with a thick accent keeps repeating that she represents Visa MC and AmEx. I asked again, who pays your check, and what company originated this call, the name of the company, etc... She kept on with the same BS only added Bank of America, Chase etc. I asked her again to tell me what company originated this call, and she hung up. Do not give up your card number. This SCAM is probably using Skype number out of Country. The offer to lower your Credit Car interest rate, and the next step would giving your current card numbers to them. Contact your local police and FBI. Violation of National Do Not Call laws is the least of your concern with this SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yantel, Diane on the caller ID is most likely spoofed number. Poor girl probably turned off her phone, no wonder her voice mail is full.
You can spoof any number for $10 with some shady Internet companies.
---Do this, when you get a call from them:
Try to collect as much info from these scammers as you can, by pretending to be simple, then use it to report them to FBI. I'm sure these scams' days are numbered. Don't wait for someone else to do it. If we all stand up for what's right, we can help a lot of people.

!!!!!!!!!DO NOT GIVE UP YOUR CARD #. Make up some numbers, make sure it starts with 4 for Visa, 5 for MC, or 3 for AmEx. See if you can get as much info about these losers, then report to authorities.
Is there a pest control for these losers? FBI, FTC? Hello?

I did not listen to the message all the way, but female bot says "I have an urgent message for you regarding your interest rate". BEWARE! The caller ID shows it as a Cell phone and not a LAN line.

7/31/2009 11:27am the call made it thru my call screening from Qwest... and then there was nobody on the line.
These are just spam calls.

Scam, hang up. do NOT give any info Diane is going to lower my interest rate I do NOT have any interest rate, No Notes mortgages, no credit card etc. just a scam to get info

Forgot to turn my cell phone down as I usually do at work.  Startled by the call- more surprised to hear automated voice of Diane saying something about my credit card?????? shut phone quickly and got back to work.
Very annoying.  I do have my cell phone on the do not call list too.

Recorded message similar to those listed above. Scam.