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Also got a call with no message left.  Called back and heard a message to the effect that it is a newspaper delivery service (PCF or PTF) that wanted to check that I was satisfied with their service.

Oh good, thanks Fran! I was on vacation with my family and I got a call from this number and I was all like o.O "is this fo real?" but now I can relax again!

Called today, was a message "Are you pleased with our delivery service"  no other info...

Its PCF, Publishers Circulation Fulfillment inc. they handle circulation and delivery for
Major newspapers in the country. Its possible
You got a call about a newspaper you subscribe to.

Its PCF, Publishers Circulation Fulfillment inc. they handle circulation and delivery for
Major newspapers in the country. Its possible
You got a call about a newspaper you subscribe to.

Just make VERY SURE you give NO personal info away and this number doesn't try to get you to renew you subscription. If it does, do NOT renew because this number called you and it could be a scammer calling. The best way to renew is to call your paper and they will renew over the phone, or redirect your call to the correct subscription renewal party.

Recorded message about whether I was satisfied with their delivery service. No other information about who they are.  All I know is yesterday I reported non-delivery of my newspaper, and today it was delivered as usual.  Maybe they were hired by the newspaper company to check on that.

I just subscribed to the NY Times and have received this call to verify that I'm happy with the delivery service.
I find it annoying.  If I'm not happy, I'll let the Times know.

This is probably legitimate--I had a delivery problem with the Times for a couple of days, and called them about it yesterday. The problem was fixed with today's paper. The PCF call came in this morning, but I didn't pick up.

Our answering machine took a call from this number asking if we were satisfied with our "delivery service" Sounds like they're referring to newspaper subscription. Suspicious because we don't subscribe to a newspaper and never have since we've been at this address/phone number. Nor do we have anything else delivered.

Whoever called also needs to get a better automated phone system – most of their recording wasn't on the answering machine message because it didn't wait until the outgoing message had finished before it began delivering its spiel. Bad engineering...

Had a problem yesterday with delivery of the Wall Street Journal (received a Chinese newspaper in place of WSJ) and did an on-line chat with WSJ circulation. They said replacement paper would arrive soon and it did!  Maybe this was a follow up call but when I answered there was dead air.

That'll teach me to answer the phone.

Legitimate call....  This was an automated follow-up call to my report of a missed delivery of my NY Times.  They were calling me to ensure the replacement paper was delivered.

The "Call Type" choice field does not have selections for this legitimate service, so I selected "Event Reminder"

Called this morning, but left no message.  I recently canceled delivery of Newsday.  I can only assume that was the reason for the call since so many comments have been left regarding newspaper deliveries.

It was PCF seeing how my newspaper delivery was. I complained to my local paper that I haven't received my newspaper in 2 days and I wanted a credit to my account. They were checking to see if I have received today's paper. I told them that I usually get the paper between 5am - 6am and I haven't gotten today's paper yet.

Why do they call on Sunday among disturbing

Caller I.D. indicated PCF. As with other responders, I had a paper delivery issue on the previous day. I did not answer phone and they left no msg. I assume it was to inquire about delivery problem.

I had a problem with my newspaper delivery the day before, they were calling to check if the problem was solved

I had a call today to follow up on my complaint of not receiving yesterday's newspaper.

Got a call from this number but no message left. We do get 2 NYC area newspapers, but don't know why they wouldn't leave a message if they were, in fact, asking about delivery service.

Message left:     "...................... accept our apologies while we resolve this matter. Good bye", so the whole front end of this message was left off. Now that I'm reading other people's comments here, I realize it was about our paper that was not delivered one day this past week.