312-878-9583
Country: USA
312 area code:
Illinois (Chicago)
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- AFGAnother number being used by the dreaded WCA telemarketers. I wish the gov't would do something useful for a change and lock these scum up for life.
- Caller: WCA
- Call type: Telemarketer
- Ric| 2 repliesI'm too damn busy to even mess with these people! I just let all these annoying calls go to voice mail.
- Caller: Adverts WCA
- Call type: Telemarketer
- chrisWCA? World Chiropractic Assn?
got a call from them today...they left no message- Caller: unknown
- cesarthey been calling me for days as a subscriber and then another as some kind of IRS debt help
- lena leeI've got a lot of missed call from 312-878-9583.
I don't want to get it anymore- Caller: verizon
- Call type: Telemarketer
- QuestionerIf I don't recognize the number, it must be someone I don't want to talk to. It's also funny how they claim (when they leave a voice-mail message) that I actually signed up to receive such calls. I must have been asleep that year!
- Djust got a call, didnt answer and they left no voicemail
- JJJust missed the call. Left a voice mail "Press 1 now to accept your $20 Visa shopping voucher." I don't think my voicemail picked up the whole message.
- Caller: ??
- GeoKeep getting calls from them. I know it is a scum so I don't pick up. They never live a message. We need a law prohibiting telemarketing. I just got this prepaid phone and all I get just calls from telemarketers
- kkKeep calling never leave messages too busy to deal
- JohnThey never stop calling.
- Call type: Telemarketer
- JulieThey called me last night and I didnt answer, they lie to you to buy stuff. They'll say oh it will be a certain amount of money then they tripple the money on your card! I hate that.
- Caller: 3128789583
- http://www.PowerUpGames.com/jobsGame Testing jobs and Training company. They called. Left no message
- MASH4077THWCA Subscriber services is one of those online scam sites that decided to go back to trying to scam idiots on the phone, too. If you actually listen to their "menu", its a list of businesses who want your money. Don't listen to these ads just to see what they are. A friend did this a while ago and somehow "subscribed" to 17 different magazine companies without giving any info. Even though a magazine was never received, she began receiving "collection" calls from companies she never heard of, demanding money for product never seen or heard of.
Of course, most of these calls are Identity Theft scams, as anyone with common sense knows. I actually had a "lawyer" call my number once, telling me I was in legal trouble for not paying the bill for whatever the hell it was they said I supposedly ordered.
Best way to handle these people:
Say, "Okay, I'll give you my full name, address, phone number and verify who I am with my credit card number, but first I need your full name, your company's legal name and address, your manager's name, and your personal credit card number so the Better Business Bureau and your local branch of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Fraud Unit can verify that you are who you say you are."
If you say all this calmly, and actually pronunciate the full names of both bureaus, you'll be surprised (or won't, if you're not an idiot) how quickly these Virtual Pickpockets try to get you off the phone.
Just keep needling them for info without giving them any of your own, no matter what they are saying.
"But, sir, did you know that you'll receive a beautiful *faux*GOLD watch if you simply answer a simple question?"
"Oh really? Ooh, that does sound nice! So, what did you say your home address was?"
"I can't give you that information, but if you'll just answer a quick survey-"
"Say, can you hold on a second? We've almost got this call traced."
"Thank you for calling *whatever* Services. Goodbye." -click- - JulieThey called again and I didn't answer they just need to quit! I'am not going to answer!
- Caller: ?????????
- Franklin Negires replies to RicHowa bout sticking your tongue inwherever you want
- Franklin Negires replies to RicHowa bout sticking your tongue inwherever you want
- charlieEver since someone stole my identity to open 5 different accounts from Capital One Bank USA, First Premier, GEMB/Chevr ON DC, to Sear Citibank (South Dakota) N.A. I got called from multiple collection agency include this number and many different numbers. They called me night, day, weekend. They asked for my full social security number for verification purpose or else they won't answer your question because you really want to corperate with them to resolve the problem.
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