402-000-0000

Country: USA
402 area code: Nebraska (Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha)
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    DontCall
    Got this call around 9:35 pm 5/25.
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    Andy Ringsmuth
    Got this twice today (Aug. 29, 2009).  I didn't answer, they didn't leave a message.
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    tom
    Got the call around 5:00PM (EST). No message left
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    Matt
    Got one at 10:34 am on 5/7/10 and another from 402.715.5380 at 2:37 pm.

    Did not answer, did not leave a message.
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    Craig
    Who might this be???
    • Caller: Hartland Cleaning
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    FindingOut
    | 1 reply
    I received this at work - didn't answer the first time as the number seemed odd, and they didn't leave a message.  The next time I answered.  It was a reminder for a doctor's appt to a new clinic I'm going to in Lincoln.  Seems odd they used my work number so I must make sure they don't do that again.  Must be something some businesses are using; if you google it, it also comes up as a 'realestate book' with various agents and the 'broker number' being 402-000-0000.  Not nice if you ask me.
    • Caller: Clinic
    • Call type: Event reminder
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    garden782 replies to FindingOut
    Same for me. An automated reminder from my Dr's office in Lincoln, Ne....
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    MDW86
    I got a call with thie as the caller ID number and it turned out to be a legitimate call fro the Dept of Homeland Security. It had to do with my E-Verify account I use for my business. No request for info over the phone. They simply asked me to logon myself and update the account. Strange though, that DHS would show this number...
    • Caller: Dept. of Homeland Security
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    cajundiva
    Got a call from this number. Is the DHS in reference to my E-Verify account.
    • Caller: Dept of Homeland Security
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    nvn
    Confirmed; This is the Dept. of Homeland Security regarding a new E-Verify account for my business.
    • Caller: Dept. of Homeland Security
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    confused
    | 3 replies
    They say they are were TCG or something like that.  First time I told them that I was not familiar with that group who were they.  The guy explained they are a company that does polling questions.  I told him that I didn't want to participate.  A different person same company calling from 402-000-0000.  She knew my first name and want to ask me questions.  Since the other guy said this was polling questions.  Told I did not want to participate and to take my name off their list. On the do not call list, but the political stuff doesn't count.  Thought it was a little weird that they knew my name, but I suppose there are all kinds of list based off any form you fill out.  The out of sate area code and all zero number is kinda odd.  The above post from nvn says that they've confirmed it's the Dept. of Homeland Security e-verify department.  Why would they be calling me?  I haven't applied for a job recently.  And I don't own a business.  And it was them why would they lie and say they are a doing political polls? Other people in 2011 saying it's their dr.'s office in Lincoln.  Don't live in Lincoln. Was there a number change here?  This whole thing is just weird.
    • Caller: TCG
    • Call type: Political call
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    confused replies to confused
    | 1 reply
    In AZ and got the call a little before 5 pm
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    BRC replies to confused
    i got several calls from this and they identified themselves as 'pcg' when i told them i was not me, they told me that if i wasn't the person they were looking for they would call back.  not amused.
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    confused replies to confused
    The number that I was called on was a Voice of Internet system.  It was originally a land line number that I had transferred through magic jack.

    (off of wiki)
    Caller ID spoofing
    Main article: Caller ID spoofing

    In public telephone networks, it has for a long while been possible to find out who is calling you by looking at the Caller ID information that is transmitted with the call. There are technologies that transmit this information on landlines, on cellphones and also with VoIP. Unfortunately, there are now technologies (especially associated with VoIP) that allow callers to lie about their identity, and present false names and numbers, which could of course be used as a tool to defraud or harass. Because there are services and gateways that interconnect VoIP with other public phone networks, these false Caller IDs can be transmitted to any phone on the planet, which makes the whole Caller ID information now next to useless. Due to the distributed geographic nature of the Internet, VoIP calls can be generated in a different country to the receiver, which means that it is very difficult to have a legal framework to control those who would use fake Caller IDs as part of a scam.[1]
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    Retired in Indiana
    Received a call from this number on October 3, 2011 at 9:00PM!  Didn't pick up the call because I didn't recognize the number.  Have received calls from this number for the last three days and each time there is no message
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    angry
    knew my name wanted to know who i would vote for  told them there is a reason its called a secret  ballot
    • Caller: 402-000-0000
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    J
    Did not answer this call received at 7 central. No message. Company phone, no reason to answer.
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    maryann siems
    strange things going on with this caller.
    • Caller: not clear
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    Tara
    Called the number back just to see and an automated message says you have reached a non working number ...
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    go4it
    This is a new thing for the phone company is doing for or unknown or private calls usually from the doctors office reminding you of our appointment or a political group trying to get you to vote it is very annoying that they do not leave a message so you can call him back and tell him what you think or know what they want from you oh well just another problem in life.

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