303-262-5600

Didn't pick up.

Received a call, man didn't speak english I couldn't understand a word he was saying, call came thru unavailable. I asked where he was calling from and he said India! I was looking for a company name but still couldn't understand a word he was saying.

This is a tie-line for IBM GS in India. It's their procurement arm.

What is an IBM procurement?

caller id showed as denver colorado. the man was difficult to understand but he said he was from coca cola company KO buy program....i tried doing a search on it, with no results... i tried calling the number back and it said it was not a valid entry...

very strange......

Woman called 2x; said she was looking for Kevin.  Hung up when I told her she had the wrong number.

Its IBM Serve calling from India. Its just a general services number, if you had a question- they were calling to address it nothing more.

A man named Brian called and left me a voice message about a company which he works for and that he is an executive recruiter for the company. He's looking for someone to take a position and that he found my profile from LinkedIn. He called me at work and I have no idea how he got that information... very strange...

I got several calls from this number. On my work (4x) and somehow on my cell (3x). No message on either. Like the previous posts, lookup only returned a Colorado landline.

Unknown solicitation and am on the DNC list

Called claimed to be from Colgate Palmolive.  Difficult to understand.

It's IBM's general number. Customers call this number to find resources, pricing, information.  The caller will get connected to their IBM Client Representative or the specific department they are looking for.

Payday loan company

I've gotten 2 calls from this number today alone.  First time I answered the call and couldn't understand a word the man was saying.  Didn't pick up the 2nd time and they hung up.  To those saying it's IBM Help Desk...it may be in India, however, US employees are required to initiate contact via a chat session on they company's internal website.  Plus, if it was IBM, Caller ID would say IBM and not 'UNKNOWN.'