2064621793

Here is info on the Washington number.
http://opencubicle.net/content/2009/05/12/tel-509-362-9994/

Rec'd call today from this number on my cell phone. Husband rec'd call two days ago. Apparently, whoever is making the calls is trying to see how many comments they can rack up here. Yes, it's very annoying and one would think that as many people as has complained about it, something would be done by now. Such is life in the technological world. I've saved the number as "Ignore SCAM" in my address book so, my phone may ring... but it won't be answered going forward.

Yep,,,got the same as everyone else,,,spanish automated message,,,called it back,,,got english speaking automated message saying it was travel related, ask if I wanted to be removed from data base to type in my number with area code at the end of the beep,,,did that,,,and then it said I will be removed within the next 48 hours....HOW do these PPL get our numbers and WHY are they ALLOWED to do so in THIS COUNTRY????

Received a call from 206.462.1793 with a prerecorded non-English message.
I called the number back from a land line phone and received a prerecorded English message stating the it was a "Travel related call".  I stayed on the line and selected option 1 to be removed from their database.  I entered in my cell number which should be removed within 48 hours...we'll see.

just received a call on my at&t cell phone, didn't answer (I don't usually answer numbers I don't recognize and ESPECIALLY ones with area codes I don't know).

2nd day in a row receiving this computer generated recording in Spanish with a caller ID only stating 'Seattle, WA'. Not understanding Spanish, I held until the recording was over. I was then disconnected.

Srange call...

I returned home the previous evening to find a fragment of an automated message in Spanish on my answering machine.  Yesterday at approximately 6 p.m. the following somewhat incomprehensible phrase was left on my machine:

"...aprieta el uno (el numero?) ahora..."
("press the "1" (the number) now...")

I listened to the message several times and this appeared to be the gist of it; I am not a native speaker by any means and this was the best I could glean from repeated playings of the message.  Having read the previous reports, this would be consistent with the instructions to press the number "1" to be removed from their call list.  I am hoping they will not call again, but if so, at least there are instructions for removing my number from their call list.

Calling back confirms your number so you get calls from other US cities.

Same as everyone else. Why can't the people who do this be identified and stopped? Preferably with a few nights in jail.

Just got a call on my iphone with at&t.  No message, called back using *67 and asked me to provide my number in order to remove me from their database.  I didn't provide my number.  Anyone know who this is?  Thanks

Go to www.donotcall.gov to register your phone number on the do not call list and telemarketers can't get your phone number any more.

also got call on my cell - this forum is very helpful indeed, as i looked it up while the call was occuring and simply did not pick up

SSDD Didnt answer Looked here, My cell has a block caller selection press button and presto will never hear from them again. AT&T Samsung Mythic, gotta love it.

spanish speaking automated machine

Didn't answer. I hope they/it won't call again.

I get a call from this number all the time 206-462-1793, I think it is a Korean man looking for someone named Je Ru.

I get a call from this number all the time, I am going to change my number if it continues, seems to be a lot of overseas calls taking my time away.

Missed call at nighttime!

by reaching a working voicemail, wouldn't that already confirm to them that it's a working cell? or at least greatly increase the odds it's a working cell?