631-542-1867

recording stating: "hello, this is Mastercard, we regret to inform you that you debit card has been locked, please call ......

totally a scam to get your private information.  "Mastercard" wouldn't be calling you; it would be your bank.  and. I don't have a Mastercard debit card!

Called cell phone 3 times at midnight. Really! Blocked SOB

claimed to be with AT&T with a  survey to answer 3 questions for a $20 credit. Gave me my name, address, phone number and asked to verify my last 4 digits of my ss#, when I said, Im not giving that to you, you tell me one number to prove you know it, he sent me a text from AT&T with a temporary password reset. They then according to AT&T hacked my account trying to order equipment and bill to me. I called AT&T directly after I had hung up so they managed to stop it.
phone number said it was from NY 631-542-1867

Left a voicemail saying they claimed to be DHL Shipping. I had an important package being delivered today and needed to go to their website and gave me a tracking number.

Called back.. Number not in service..Interesting

Got a call from this number saying Hi Grandma.  I asked who this was and he said your oldest grandson.  But I don't have a grandson.  Click...

I got the same thing I have no grandkids

Just got back to my phone to a missed call and my first instinct made me block the number as I do with all random calls from cities and states I do not know anyone.  The call said it was coming from Ronkonkoma, NY (never even heard of it) but then I Googled the number and found this page.  Ironically a voicemail was left stating I have a package from DHL arriving tomorrow, which is in-fact true.  I've been tracking it online since receiving the shipment notice.  It even gave instructions on how to go about actually receiving the package, whether I want it to be left at my door or not - and gave me the tracking number.  So it turned out to be a valid call...which is super rare.

Not sure about all these other comments on here regarding this particular phone#.

Got a call from this number at 7 a.m. (way too early for any business to call). They let they answering machine complete the message, but did not leave a message. Based on posts on this page, I assume it is likely a scam although one post found it to be legitimate. The caller ID said it was from Ronkonkoma, NY; I live in the West.

I got the "Hello, Grampa." This is the second time she/he/it has called. They're using a device to distort the voice digitally, so it sounds like a rather crusty old East European accent. I never did find out what it wanted. Clearly, it was not a recording...it interacted with me, was reactive to my comments. The Chicago Police looked into it, said it's an insane person, someone who is mentally ill.  It was clearly NOT a scam. However, the first call came right after I told off a scammer. The scam was they wanted to send a crew to my home to dismantle my security system, replace it with a "better one" and give me a list of security companies!!!! I told the woman she's a crook, and she said, "Tell it to the FBI" and hung up. It was a great victory, getting her to hang up. Next day I got the first "Hello, Grampa." It's really too funny for words.

I received a call from 631-542-1867 and when I answered nobody responded.

Receive a call, ask for me by name, then hang up

Received a call at 8:45am.  Caller asked for the phone number for an employee that works for me.  I told him that I do not give out staff phone numbers without a good reason, and he hung up on me.  I called the number back, "this number is not in service".

Got a call from our grandson supposedly in jail in Las Vegas  wanting bail money   gave me great pleasure to play along with the scam

I got the same phone call saying it was my oldest grandson. I played along and said hi Billy we have not heard from you in a long time. And then they hung up. Incidentally we do not have any grandkids lol. I tried calling the number back of course and it was a non working number.

Same old thing, ring, ring, ring.  Leave no message.  Apparently the DO NOT CALL LIST doesn't work anymore.

Got a call from a "fake" grandson who I addressed as Harry.  Of course he was Harry then.   He's in Las Vegas, his friend from high school just died.  I asked what high school he attended as I forgot.  He hung up.

DHL delivery message as standard. I receive DHL deliveries frequently and they almost always have a routing number that changes to leave voicemails with delivery detail.

Got a call saying "hey grandma how are you"?  I am far from being a grandma, told him wrong number and hung up quickly.  Placing on Do Not Call List.

Caller said "Hi Grandpa",this is your oldest grandson.Said "you don't sound like my grandson"...caller said "you don't sound like a Grandpa".....click!