760-456-4450

Sadly, my spouse answered. Recording said: "do not hang up, this is not a sales call". He hung up.
We'll probably get another million calls now 'cause they know it's a valid number.

Caller ID said: "Marketing"

Robocall company called my number that has been on the national Do Not Call list, and renewed every year, for over the past 8 years.  Robocall called without Calling Party Name Display (CPND).  Robocall called with Automatic Number Identification (ANI) of 760-456-4450, and an identified area of Encinitas, CA.  Robocall device did not respond to voice in less than 2 Seconds.  Announcement did not identify the calling company, or the purpose. Announcement did state the call was not a sales call.  At the end of several lengthy announcement the option to be placed on their don not call (DNC) list was offered.  After punching though to the agent it was revealed the call was actually a sales. Agent Name "Darren".   Calling Company is Security Solutions.  Security Solutions is selling alarm hardware as a partner of Twogig (Twogig.com).  Security Solutions is selling alarm hardware as a partner of Monitronics (Monitronics.com).  Required startup costs were stated as $39.99.  Date of the Call 2014-01-30.  Time of the call 17:01 PST (GMT -8 hours).  Reporting all three companies to the FTC and FCC as an unauthorized commercial telemarketing robocall from a company I have no current or past dealings.

i cannot believe people would trust this co for alarm service since they violate federal and states laws

Message states it's not a sales call, then if you press 1 it takes you to a salesman to buy an alarm system. Liar Liar Pants on Fire. Funny part is the caller id read MARKETING

Received call 2/13/14 at 10:08 am ET from 760-456-4450, caller ID only showed Encinitas, CA.  I did not answer.  They did not leave a message on answering machine.

Selling Alarm Systems. I told them great! I own a 38 unit apartment complex and needed 1 for every unit. They hung up on me.

Hung up on machine, SOS!!!

Why not reverse the torment?  Instead of getting huffy and becoming the victim of their ploy, how about toying with them.  Keep them on the line and waste their time.  Begin with milking them for their entire sales pitch.  Then ask for their website.  Then ask for their 1-800 number.

By now it's probably time to turn the tables (woo-hoo)!  I like to give a honk from my $6 air horn and announce, "You've been pranked!  Call back tomorrow for more bullshot.  Oh, and since I get so lonely while I'm driving, I'll be calling you dozens of times for each time you call me.  So NOW you REALLY have a reason to quit calling me.  Shall I call you ten times now so that you know I mean business?!"

If you want to get heavy duty with these basturds, once you have their 800 number, you can call from two lines on each cell phone you have and possibly conference call from multiple stations of an office phone system.  I can initiate two calls from each of two cell phones (that's four lines with two pairs of conference calls) on speaker phone.  Then I initiate three calls from two phone stations at work (that's six lines with two sets of three calls) on speaker phone.  Then I declare, "Hi, I'm calling you from ten lines at once.  At 12 cents per minute per call, I'm costing you $1.20 per minute, which works out to $72 per hour.  And now I will be calling you again and again and again for an hour to ask that you just quit fricken calling me!!"

This becomes more fun than you can imagine; trust me.

They are in my Metro BlockIt list.so they are simply blocked. Not to annoying, but they do call excessively, i average about 40 blocked calls from this number a month. [***]..FCC needs to cite them & remove their index fingers.