312-800-9119

Callled. Did not leave a voicemail.

Called. iPhone indicated potential spam. No message left.

Abigail called about my late car insurance payment. I informed her I had no car.  She hung up.

Caution:  Invalid scam number according to text as of 6/19/2020.

Perhaps Abigail should learn more about Dear Abby and potential scams.

Maybe caller should learn to leave msg.  Might get more business that way.  I didn't answer. Highly suspicious of calls from cities in which I know no one.  Since I can't curse on this site, I'll just say this to caller: "a pox on you."  old curse from old person

Fraudulent calls like this is a waste of my time. So I wasted theirs. I engage my self in a conversation, she was asking for my details, told her a few things not about my self, I let her do her sales pitch, she talked about 5-7 mins and when shes done and about to forward me to another sale agent, I told her that I didn't have a car. She hung up on me. Lol

caller ID said "home health svc". No message left.

She called I told her I'm naked and if she would like to continue so I put on porn very loud and she hung up....shame. I kinda liked her

I answered even though I didn't want to (business phone), but of course no one said anything for like 7 seconds BECAUSE IT'S A ROBOCALL.   }:(
Then some girl started talking and I hung up, because it was clearly auto-dialed. SPAM.

Calls but leaves no message.

Cell phone indicated the call was likely a scam. They didn't leave a message and I don't have anyone in Chicago who would call me.

left no message

Phone ring early in morning. Did not answer because call was from chicago.

Called late afternoon, from Chicago, left no message . Don't no anyone/never been to Chicago. Could have been about deep dish pizza, but I doubt it.
Scam or telemarketer.

scam or spam as identified by my carrier

I reluctantly answered. Abigail from the "Insurance Bureau" said they were lowering their car insurance rates. I told her I don't have a car. She said "Thank you for your time." I did a search for "Insurance Bureau"-it shows state bureaus to report insurance fraud. ( That describes the call pretty well ! ) I did a *67 call back-it's a working number. Most scammers spoof their number.

312-800 numbers from 0001 thru 9999 are being used by companies wanting to sell information from Medicare to buying extended warranties to cars.

Insurance scam