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Said to be on behalf of MBNA, with whom I have a CC. Selling something all the same, I am blocking it.

Received multiple calls, never leaves a message. Sounds like telemarketer.

These clowns call everyday, a couple of times a day...and that's just when I'm home. I've put in a complaint with our government agency and am looking into blocking these chuckleheads.

The government won't do a thing there the one's allowing it to occur...  There should be a total ban on this crap!!

This number is calling but we have not answered it they do not leave a name & we will not answer the phone.

I received the call today and he said he want to sell the master card MBNA insurance! But I don't have the MBNA master card! ? Becareful to this number any body who ever received the phone call, because, they just want your personal info and empty your bank account! These scammer sound very much Indian accend and try to change they English way of speaking! I know very well the Indian English sound! So people please, becareful! They also cant speak French if you ask for French department! They just cut the phone and same phone number not long ago said that my computer has virus and he is calling from Microsoft! That he want to fix the problem! But I don't have a computer also? These people have not thing else to do in they country and all day that what they do is going to their office like every body else but do the scamming jobs by calling others people from other countries by using voice over IP and make believed that they are calling from Canada etc...

keeps callin each day i never pick up they never leave msgs or anything

These guy I believe to be from credit card company MNBA. Now, for those that say they have never signed up for a card or don't have one or whatever, you may be receiving these calls for the reason I suspect that I am - I frequent professional sporting events, and quite often I will "sign up" for the credit card strictly to receive the promotional signing reward in the form of a t-shirt/hat/blanket/etc. You can simply choose to not activate the card itself when/if it arrives in the mail, however I cannot seem to find a method on escaping the constant harassing phone calls. Good luck.