208-237-4461

Be aware this is another number those crackhead loosers use to call you with there bs credit card crap , and f.y.I this is a disconnected number so that means its spoofed and they are using magic jack.

They called at 9:31am today (June 24th), left message about lowering my credit card rates;I decided to press 1 to give them a hard time, but when I pressed 1, they disconnected. Upon instantly calling back, I received a 'this number is no longer in service message' verifying what I was pretty sure of - they are lying crooks and spammers.

I've been getting these calls for 3 years now. Just got one from this number today, but they've used dozens of different numbers to call me. They seem to come in waves. I'll go without hearing from them for a few weeks, then get multiple calls a day for a week or so. If you say anything besides what they want to hear, they hang up on you and you go back into the dialing rotation. These people are scumbags and I hope they all die in a fire. :-)

Card phished scammer, he got mad because I told him I looked up,the number and found out he was a scam, called me a fn p..... He's so brave hiding behind the internet with a spoofed number, I bet his mother wished she would have swallowed! Lol

This is a scam. They max out any available balance you may have on your card as a fee to negotiate better rates on your cards. These little call centers pop up faster than the FTC can track them down and prosecute. They spoof the caller ID number to avoid being located. The employees think they are taking inbound calls at a legit call center operation. They post employment ads on Craigslist in Orlando and Phoenix. I think these operations are operated by the same group of people. It is a crime to Spoof Caller ID in an attempt to defraud someone. Tell them there are huge whistleblower rewards if you can keep them on the phone. Apply for jobs if you live in the area to determine their whereabouts. They can't operate if they think people on the inside will turn them in.

REALLY tired of these crank calls! You answer & than you writhe get some strange poison on the phone out they hang up!

That helps me understand how I got a call from a local number which, when I dial it, reports "no longer in service." I did not know that one could "spoof" a disconnected number using magic jack. There's no end of dirty tricks, is there?