206-777-1088

I don't know who this so-called company is as I never accept the call. I only know that who ever it is, they are extemely off on their call times. I've gotten calls from this number as late as 10:40 p.m. and as early as 6:15 a.m. When I get these early, or late calls, it makes my heart jump in my throat at first because anytime my phone rings that early, or late, it makes me think it's a family emergency. I sure wish we could stop these [***], no good, scammers! These people seriously need to get a life, and a legitimate job, like all of us "true" Americans! Rant over.....!

Report this number and any others to Tom Wheeler, the Chairman of the FCC.  His email is tom.wheeler@fcc.gov.  You will receive a form to complete so they can take action.  Here is what they sent me:

You are receiving this email in response to your inquiry to the FCC.

Thank you for your e-mail to Chairman Tom Wheeler regarding a telephone scam.
While there are many legitimate companies that use the telephone for marketing, consumers and business lose millions of dollars to telemarketing fraud each year. It's sometimes hard to tell the difference between reputable telemarketers and criminals who use the phone to rob people. You can protect yourself by learning how to recognize the danger signs of fraud. If you are a victim or attempted victim of telemarketing fraud, it's important to report the scam quickly so that law enforcement agencies can shut the fraudulent operation down.
Some of the various telemarketing scams are:
-Government Grants - Nigerian Money
-Loan Applications -Business Opportunities
-Fake Check Scams -Credit Card Loss Protection
Remember: The government doesn't telephone people offering money. Most credit card companies offer loss protection for free. Offers of business opportunities that are too good to be true usually are. Fake Check Scam is similar to Nigerian scam- callers are offering to pay for something you are selling via a third party because they are in another country or they are in another country and need an advance, etc.
You can file complaints about various scams with the FTC or your state Attorney General or consumer protection agency. For information on how to file complaints with the FTC, visit the FTC Web site at www.ftc.gov or call toll free at 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357); TTY: 1-866-653-4261.
Contact information for your state Attorney General's office or consumer protection agency usually can be found in the blue pages of your telephone directory.
You may want to put a fraud alert on your credit report if you feel they are trying to steal your identity.
Victims of identity theft may contact the fraud departments of the three major credit bureaus, report the theft and ask that a "fraud alert" be placed on their file and that no new credit be granted without their approval:
Equifax: 1.800.525.6285
Experian: 1.888.397.3742
Trans Union: 1.800.680.7289
Contact you're bank to make them aware there is a scam. Also, contact your local law enforcement regarding the threats and notify your local newspaper so they can get the word out to other consumers that there is a scam in your area.
I hope this information has been helpful.
Thank you

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Representative Number : TSR58

Said they were from the IRS, gave me a badge number and a return phone number to call with my tax ID number.

This number calls repeatedly.  No ID, no message.  Just more aggravation.  And now blocked forever.

Just got a call from these twits. At 8 pm my time. With only Washington in the ID.
I thought it might be political. But looks like 100% scam.
Anything with just a city or city and state or just state in the caller ID is suspect in my book.

My answering machine picked up and after hearing "Thank you for calling, please leave your very important message for us"... they hung up. So I'm guessing it wasn't important.

Have gotten many calls from this number and never answered. Apparently, that was the right thing to do. Unfortunately, I guess there's no way to stop these calls other than to not have a phone !!!!!!

This outfit is really prolific with all its gimmicks. A financial adviser writing for a magazine warns that it is best to have NO verbal contact with these people because they glean information from whatever you say and use it to their advantage. I've been taught to be polite, so it is difficult to just hang up--but from now on, that is my technique. Now if I could just make them disappear.

Just got an automated call from 206-777-1088 claiming they were with "garble garble Employee Credit Union" saying, "my debit card had been lost and if I wanted to reactivated it press 1"  I have my debit card in hand and I have never banked with an Employee Credit Union of any name.  Don't fall for it.  Just hang up.

Hands up!! Freeze!! This is deputy dumass. You're under arrest for taking too long to answer your phone. Cuff yourself to the radiator and we'll send the guy from the gas station to bring you in for questioning regarding warrant #74678507853.
So...do ya feel lucky?....punk... well... Do ya?

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Tell him you opened the computer and
(A) there's a candle in it. Ask him where to put it.
(B) it has an oil leak. Should I replace the gasket
(C) there's some milk in there and it's bad
(D) it won't open. It's nailed shut.
(E) there are my dress shoes! I've been looking everywhere for them! Than you so much. You've been a great help. Bye bye now.

206-777-1088: Washington                  You got to love caller id.  It has saved me countless hours answering calls from places I have never been or where nobody I know lives.

I got an automated call saying it was the Boeing Employees Credit Union. They were calling to inform me that my Master Card has been Locked. Press 1 to be transferred to the security department.

Just tried calling this number back for some fun, number is no longer in working order!!!!!!!!! Guess as terrorists they blew themselves up!!!!!!!

They left a messag!  Wow!  They wanted to know if I would take a 30 minute interview about my food shopping. I can register on line. If I go through the interview I will get $100. Ah no. That's okay.

Call received Oct 7 1:16PM on straight talk.  Not answered.  No message.  Read Johnny's Oct 6 post about FCC.
Admiral William H Payne aka Admiral Porn announced on KRQE TV that I posted porn on his Facebook page. No.
Details here http://www.prosefights.org/malwaretips/fcc.htm#206777.  Investigating possibility of filing formal FCC complaint against KRQE TV.

What's the point, a sick joke

Called cell phone.  Didn't answer.  Assumed this was one of the *many* scam/spam calls I've been getting in the last week-and-a-half.  (And apparently I was right...)

Sad to see that this faux number is used to commit numerous scams.

206-777-1088 got a call from this number and had my arms full of groceries.   When I called it back to find out who it was I got telephone company message that is was a NUMBER THAT HAS BEEN DISCONNECTED and is no longer in service.  .  WOW!!  Could it be one of my dead relatives????