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Just got one of these as well. Common thread here: everyone has or has had a subscription to the Washington Post.

I've always had a lot of respect for the Post, I'd hope they'd use our phone #s with discretion

Started Sunday only Washington post a few weeks ago.  Billing went through fine.  Just received a voice mail saying "Hello"  I specifically unchecked all the boxes saying i wanted to be contacted regarding offers, promotions, etc.

Certainly not a good way to begin a relationship.

They left a message "I'm pregnant"

Called twice - no message.  
Glad I found this site...  I feel guilty for not returning missed calls, since I thought I was on the "Do Not Call" list...  Looks like since I gave the number to WaPo, they are exempt...

Called twice this morning (Saturday) within six minutes, plus Friday evening and Friday afternoon, and last Saturday morning and last Thursday evening. I know it's the Post calling. Their circulation department should know that all of these calls are not making me more likely to resubscribe.

Called last Sunday, 5:29 p.m., and today, Saturday, 12:22 p.m. - no message.

agreed that it's Washington Post---- only 2 people have this number and Washington Post is one of them.  But also agree that it's strange since I do have a subscription and nothing has changed.

I just got a call on my mobiile (I don't have a landline).  The number disconnected when I answered.  I called back and got the Landmark message "Cat" says she got.  I Googled it and got this.

Its a thrid party calling behalf of the Washington Post asking for you to use auto pay to pay for your paper subscription.  I have a problem with giving my CC info out over the phone in general, but I definitely would NOT give the info out to a third party that I don't know anything about.  Washington Post, what a dumb business set-up.  AND for just this week, you get a $25 gift card if you sign up for Auto Pay by tomorrow... I will never be rushed into some sort of quassi promotion.

Called while I was at work. Left no message. At least they are courteous enpough to have caller ID identify who they are.  I get too many calls where the caller leaves no message and my missed calls  shows that I missed a call from "Unknown Caller", "Kentucky", "No ID", or some odd 3-letter initial.

Call center handling washington post subscription changes.  Suggesting you change to a easy-pay scheme instead of however you're currently doing it.  No thank you, now stop calling.

Just got a call from them from this number 830-768-1593. I called it back from a public phone and got a live person. Just hung up on them once connected. I get some joy in doing this over and over and over. In case it helps you feel better to get some revenge somehow, then use it!