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Picked up phone and there was silence on the other end.

Didnt answer but did not recognize the number

Number calls several times in a row if you don't answer..If you try to call back a report comes through from Verizon saying the number is no longer in service.

Rang once then nothing.

Rang once 3 times in a row and didn't leave msg.

Missed call, no message

missed call + called back 30 min later -->
"welcome to Verizon wireless the number you have called has changed or is no longer in service"

Called them back- Number is a Verizon number that is no longer in service or has been changed.

On my cell I rarely answer a # I don't recognize. I then come to this site and check the number. If it is listed like this one, I add the number to a contact name, zscam1 or zscam2 etc and flag to automatically reject the call. After that it never bothers me again. Currently I have about 10 numbers listed under each of these contacts and I add a new number about every 2nd day. When I fill all the possible numbers for zscam1 or 2, I will create zscam3 etc.

I did not answer this call. I had an experience from a number that taught me a lesson. If  you don't recognize the number or there is no ID as to who it is do not answer. I answered a call one time and it  didn't have any ID as to who it was and was charged $4.00 for the call because it was from Dominican Republic I found this out after calling Verizon about the charge  & was told by Verizon that because I answered the  call and even if I did not know who it was I was charged. If you don't answer there's no charge I was told.  So I had to eat the charge but from now on I do not answer any calls that say restricted or do not have an ID.  If its that important they will leave a voice mail if not then its a scam.  Hope this helps someone.

I don't understand this at all.

How can Verizon charge you for an incoming call?  If you don't have Caller-ID, you can't check who is calling you *before*  you answer the phone.

And what about spoofed numbers?  Can you also be charged when the calling party uses a spoofed number?

P.S.

And can you also be charged for the incoming call if your answering machine picks up the call?

Brilliant idea! I've been doing that for a couple years now :-)

That doesn't make any sense.  Other than regular "minutes" if you have such a plan, you can't get charged for "answering" a long distance call.

Add your phone number to the national "Do not Call" register. Give it a couple of weeks and fewer calls will start coming in.  When they do, tell them you are on do not call list and will report them if the activity continues.

<blockquote>"On my cell I rarely answer a # I don't recognize. I then come to this site and check the number. If it is listed like this one, I add the number to a contact name, zscam1 or zscam2 etc and flag to automatically reject the call."</blockquote>

WRT adding unknown callers who do not leave a message, I do the same.  

One difference being, over a period of several years I now have ≈100 numbers in the reject call list.

Left a message saying I won a luxury vacation. Pretty sure it's a scam - I never entered any such contest.

Answered phone, silence on the other end. If I get a charge I will be furious! My phone is registered with state and federal Do Not Call list. I have no clue who this is. UGH!

Rang once, then nothing

Check out there reverse lookups this is a scam for time shares you know free vacations