321-549-5603
Country: USA
321 area code:
Florida (Melbourne, Orlando, Palm Bay)
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- RollievonOff-shore pharmacy. Calls daily and hangs up when I say I don't want to buy anything.
- Call type: Telemarketer
- Ron MexicoReceived call from this number. It's an online pharmacy selling illegal medication w/o prescriptions or a doctors approval.
Do not take the call, just let it ring. Your phone number should roll out of the call dialer after a certain number of unanswered calls.- Caller: Online Pharmacy
- Call type: Telemarketer
- DexterThird call in the last 3 days.
- Caller: unknown
- a_noid| 7 repliesI decided to have some fun with some of these low life's. I called this one back after missing the call and asked them what business this was. The guy who answered wouldn't tell me what the business was and just kept asking me if I wanted the family plan or the individual plan. I kept asking what the plan was for and what it provided but all he would repeat was to tell me they were selling family or individual plans. I even asked him if he was selling families and he said yes. He finally got real angry and hung up.
A bit juvenile of me I know but I confess to some satisfaction at driving him to this much irritation. I really wish we could find a way to make this stop but I guess the annoyance factor isn't enough for anybody with the clout to do it. I tried both the government do-not-call list people and Verizon but they can't keep up I guess. The phone companies don't even seem to care that these guys are spoofing out their networks with fake caller ID's that sometime look like they originate in my area code. After all, we just keep paying our bills.
I usually ignore them but I know people in some of these area's and sometimes I'm just feeling like annoying them back.
Today was a small fun diversion. I wonder if I could set up an auto dialer to dial the ones who answer over and over again like they do to me. Kind of a denial of service attack. It only seems fair.- Call type: Unwanted
- geteven replies to a_noid| 3 repliesIf you have a fax machine, you can easily program it to call them over and over again. Works great!
- a_noid replies to geteven| 1 replyI did a little research and learned a bit on what our elected officials, regardless of party affiliation, are not doing for us while they continue with the status quo games of making themselves look good and cultivating divisions at the expense of the country. Yes.....I was on a soap box for a moment but when I read the following it seemed a reasonable proposal by non-elected officials that could have been put into law without much problem. Enforcing it would be another issue but it first has to be made law and so what's the problem? These callers create a lot of aggravation not to mention costing cell phone users minutes and using the phone networks to misrepresent themselves. They are predators and deserve every restriction that can be put on them.
As per Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caller_ID_spoofing
On June 27, 2007, the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation approved and submitted to the Senate calendar S.704, a bill that would make it a crime to spoof caller ID. Dubbed the "Truth in Caller ID Act of 2007", the bill would outlaw causing "any caller identification service to transmit misleading or inaccurate caller identification information" via "any telecommunications service or IP-enabled voice service". Law enforcement is exempted from the rule. A similar bill, HR251, was introduced and passed in the House of Representatives. It had been referred to the same Senate committee that approved S.704.[1][2] The bill never became law due to the full Senate never voting on it; it was added to the Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders, but no vote was taken, and at the end of the 110th Congress, the bill expired (all pending legislation not voted into law at the end of the House term, a.k.a. end of a session of Congress, is dead).[3] The bill was reintroduced in the Senate on January 7, 2009, by Senator Bill Nelson (FL) and 3 co-sponsors as S.30, the Truth in Caller ID Act of 2009, and referred to the same committee.[4]
I sometimes think we should fire all members of the senate and congress and start over. - BuddyThey continue to call even after I have requested that they remove me from their calling list
- JulsGot 3 calls in one day and one call as early as 6am in the morning.
- DexterCalled again, sixth daily call. Can't anyone shut down this stupid solicitous dirtbag outfit?
- Caller: unknown
- holly vhthey call alot
- kg replies to a_noid| 2 repliesthat was the best, if you have any good ideas for me to tell them when they call again, let me know. They keep calling our company and asking for an employee that died a year ago, i tell them 1st that she passed away (they dont understand what that means) and finally i say "she is dead, died, gone, is no longer living" still, they continue to call and ask for her
- JoeCalled twice this morning. Once very early and left no message.
The second call was answered by me and no one on the other end.
I am on the "do not call" list but it does not matter to these
people who can only be described as scum. - winegrlAnswer the calls "Federal Bureau of Investigation" - the calls stop immediately.
- No Incumbents 2010 replies to a_noidYes, November is coming up. NO INCUMBENTS!
- HAHA replies to kg| 1 replySince they don't know what death is...
Maybe you should say, "she moved to India... she's your neighbor now." - ShellyShows as Private Number. When answered and I ask who is calling they hang-up
- Caller: Private Number
- No Protection from EnemiesI ignored the call to my cell which is private and unlisted and they're probably getting it by random dialing, but that doesn't mean I don't get billed for minutes. Where is the government here doing their job to protect me from all enemies foreign and domestic. These people can destroy lives with their scams and time-wasting and instead of shutting them down, we would rather spend billions rescuing banks from bad lending practices they got into because bad lawyers (who grow up to be presidents) file lawsuits against them for not writing enough sub-prime loans. The whole state of the union needs to be examined by people with brains and do something to stop these enemies who are either domestic, or they're foreign and spoofing domestic numbers to gather the information they want to use to rip us off.
- Caller: unknown
- MargaretCaller identified themselves as David Russell - selling prescriptions. Gave several phone numbers for follow-up. Said the company name was Health Care Solutions. No prescription required.
- Caller: Health Care Solutions
- Call type: Telemarketer
- DianeI have gotten to the point that I don't answer the phone if the caller id says "out of area" or anything I don't recognize. These people call relentlessly! Sometimes the caller id just says the name of a state and I just got one that said IP Communications. I wonder why, when you do answer the phone, there is no one there. If they're trying to sell something, they're not doing a very good job at it!
- Caller: IP Communications
- VickyJust got a phone call from this number, he spoke another language to me at the first, when I said you dialed the wrong number, he said sorry and hanged up the phone.
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