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Called my cell, no message.

Do not answer the phone if you do not recognize the number - simple and easy.
I didn't pick up the call from 281 381 5470 and checked later who called. Spam.
The number is saved on my phone with SPAM remarks.
They can call and call, I do not care.
Those spams calls are using minutes and cost $$$$$.
Be smart.
If somebody call and you will not pick up, if it is important - they will live voice message.
Mark

Robocall for a Bahamas cruise. Tried pressing 2, it restarted the message. Tried pressing 0, it hung up.

Called my mobile # yesterday, 3:47 HST... no message. Must be a scammer.

Got this call at 11:11am during class. Hung up right away. Left a voicemail two minutes after.

Called on SUNDAY at 9:30 in the morning.  I did not recogniz and no msg was left. My common practice is if I don't know the number, I don't answer it. If it is important they would leave a msg.  Most of my family members practice this as well.  Just don't like being awakened on my one day off for this crap.

called my cell...said texas...did not leave a voicemail, and when I called the number back it just said that the voicemail box of the person I was trying to reach was not set up.

I keep getting calls from numbers I don't recognize you would think that if it were someone important, they would try texting, if it was someone who knows you, they'd try calling again, but as usual its stupid [***] calls like these that waste phone time, hell a booty call from a real number would be appreciated for once instead of these [***] who magically get your number.
1-281-381-5740
Sounds like a great idea of putting that number up on a bathroom wall though.

Answered phone and they hung up, I do not know this number please remove

Called my cell~~don't know how they got the number because the only one who has it that's commercial, are my doctor, eye doctor and dentist. And family. Oh, just remembered, I gave it as my phone# to Facebook so I could access FB from the phone when I'm travelling. Great. Well, FB is selling numbers, I guess. It's not published on FB, none of my contact info is, so it had to be given out from someone who works for FB. Time to change that situation...

called my cell, hung up after 5 rings. I did not answer, and now will never answer them. 11:50 AM, , May 22, 2013, my area code 850

Marcy, Facebook did not sell your number. Any organization you "like" has the right to access your info and post things IN YOUR NAME. They can also give or sell your info.

This number called my cell just a few minutes ago & did not leave message

Caller ID said "Cell Phone TX," so I didn't pick it up. Glad I didn't, after checking here.

Doubt that Facebook sells #s, but, like someone else said, a lot of the pictures and games that people "like" might give access to your # to some unwanted types of folks.

Could also be that these telemarketers are just dialing numbers at random with a computer.

Not sure if they called my Cell Phone or my Home Phone, since during the day I have my home phone calls forwarded to my cell phone. Anyway, Caller ID read: "Houston Tomhall & Katy in Harris County & Missouri City in Ft. Bend County, Texas."

Since I do not know anyone who lives in Texas and since I screen my calls, I didn't answer it. After doing a Google search, I found that it's apparently some bogus cruise giveaway. The number has been henceforth blocked.

Just answered a call from this number and it was a survey about obama care and then offered a free cruise.

Got call from this #, didn't answer, & no message.  Anyone have any idea how to get the word out that scammers who prey on the elderly are getting their email addresses and phone #'s from AARP?  My parents (75), have had two attempts made on them, real authentic sounding attempts, but they did some checking first & reported them to the authorities who can't do anything about it except get the word out thru the media, after the fact, & the damage is already done.  Their computer repair man informed them that these scammers get their information from AARP.  That is how these bogus scam artists can target only the elderly!  These scammers are not local either!  I don't know if AARP is selling the info, or if these scammers are hacking AARP to get elderly people's contact information.  Warn your loved ones about giving their contact info to AARP.  I had always wondered how these scammers knew their victims were elderly.  Makes perfect sense!  Go to the data base source/collection point where the persons listed are all elderly, AARP!

Called my cell, despite being on DNC list. They left no message 5/22/2013

Yup. Petty sure they figure out the start and end if a block and dial the whole thing.  Why isn't congress angry about this.