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The called ID was 407-660-9999  Maitland, FL.   He asked for credit card number and he would lower interest rate... when I said you called, you should have the number this must be a scam;  he swore with more insults than I can mention.    Definite scam.   We are on the Do Not Call Registry..

Will follow up with Telephone company - his and mine.   I am sure the Attorney General will be interested... Florida and Illinois.

I filed a complaint with the Colorado No-Call list.  It is sent to the Attorney Generals office.  I have no idea what they will do but it is on record.  Also, I traced the call through the phone company by dialing *57.  They gave me an 800 # to take deterent action.  We get these calls at least 3 days a week and sometimes numerous times a day.  I'm sick of it.  It appears they are targeting older people (elderly/seniors).  In Colorado there is an elder law to protect those age 60 and up.
Earlier this week I got through to a human (questionable) and told her we didn't have any credit cards.  She said they would remove us from the call list.  The calls continue.

Keep getting calls from a Rachel that is prerecorded regarding reducing credit card interest rates.  This call comes in from many different telephone numbers. It's basically a different incoming telephone number everytime they call.  When I press 1 someone answers.  When I tell them to please remove my name from thier calling list, they either cuss me out, call me a "[***]" or hang up.  These calls are very aggrevating as they sometimes call 3 or 4 times a day.  Reporting them to Do Not Call does not help.

Thanks!

Received another call 5 minutes ago.  Sick of it.  Hope the complaints I filed will have some results soon.

They're calling my business line, so that's not cool at all. Picked up to hear some robo-calll about reducing credit card debt. I hung up

they call 3 or 4 x a wk. I have asked for them to delet my number  all they do is hang up. I am sick and tired of this  bull [***] if it is not this company others do the same thing

and this robocreep not only spoofs the #, uses different exchange prefixes to make it even more difficult to block -- I've received calls from "Rachel" from 407-660-9999, 407-480-9999, 407-345-9999, etc -- and filed a complaint on each and every 1 of them to the FCC National Do Not Call Registry

I've been hit with these calls on an ever increasing basis so it seems the more I press 3 to have my phone number removed, the more I get calls from various caller IDs in the FL area with the same voice/script.  

Today I had it and pressed one.  A male answered “how can I help you reduce your credit card interest rate today?”.  I responded with that this is about the 13th time this week I have received one of these calls and I keep pressing 3, plus I’m on the national do not call list – so how do I get you folks to remove me from your contact list permanently or do I peruse legal action against your company?  The fella answered, “ you take legal action” and hung up.

I have now submitted this to our local state TV News Team, WMUR in NH.  If you are a NH resident and receive these calls, please submit a complaint on their hotline at: http://www.wmur.com/entertainment/22121055/detail.html

Contact the Florida Attorney General regarding this scam:

http://myfloridalegal.com/pages.nsf/4492d797d ... 93!OpenDocument

They have a toll-free fraud hotline listed on this page.

Keep getting calls from this # on my business fax line (which IS on the NDNCR) - tried to call the number back and it says that # is disconnected.  How can a number that just called me, be disconnected?  Really really tired of these companies by-passing the Do Not Call Registry and violating my privacy.

I'm in Wisconsin and received their call this afternoon 8/31. Call comes up as Unknown Name with 407-660-9999 phone number. These people need to be put in jail for preying on poor and vulnerable people!

Got these calls repeatedly over a 3 week span...4-5 per day.  I kept blocking the number, but it changed each day.  Finally, I answered it and pressed 1 after the robo message to talk to someone.  They answered ??? Financial Services.  When I asked him what company it was, there was a long pause and he hung up on me.  Since then, I have not received any calls.

I have also reported these numbers to the FCC, but I always get a letter back from them essentially telling me there's not enough information, yet I fill out the form completely each time and I have logs on my cell phone.  Reporting to the FCC is a big joke.

I too am receiving these calls at least 3 times per week.  I filed a complaint form with the State's Attorney General's office and was surprised only to get a canned response back from them.  They gave no indication that they intended to do anything about these calls in spite of being on both state and national do not call lists.  Just think -- if all of us found this obscure web site to post our messages, I wonder how many 1000's of people are being hounded by these calls?!

Just got a call from these scammers. The Caller ID says "Robert Kennedy" and the number is the same one everyone else sees. I actually answered (dumb me) and got the robo-caller. I hung up and headed right here. I love this site -- it's amazing how many scammers call me every week.

Another scam robo call from "Rachel from card services," although the caller ID says "Kennedy, Robert." The number and the ID are probably both bogus, which is how they get past the Do Not Call list (or ignore it) I received a similar canned call last week from a completely different number.

Report this fraud to the Florida Attorney General or your state Attorney General - action will be taken; a similar fraud was shut down recently.  Posting complaints here isn't going to do anything about it - the reports must be made to the relevant authorities.

U.S. district court, acting at the request of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), has approved a settlement shutting down two groups of Florida-based telemarketers that allegedly flooded consumers with misleading recorded robocalls falsely promising to reduce their credit card interest rates.

The settlement permanently bans the two related operations from making robocalls and selling debt relief services. The orders are the latest in a series of enforcement actions the FTC has taken to rein in robocallers -- especially those who try to take advantage of consumers affected by the economic downturn.

Scammers at work

According to the FTC, JPM Accelerated Services and related defendants made thousands of illegal recorded robocalls to consumers, identifying themselves only as "card services" and offering lower credit card interest rates.

Consumers who pressed "1" after hearing the automated pitch were transferred to live telemarketers who falsely told consumers that JPM's services would allow them to lower their credit card interest rates dramatically.

The telemarketers charged an up-front fee typically ranging from $495 to $995, according to the complaint, and promised consumers they would save thousands of dollars in a short period of time as a result of the lower interest rates, and that they would be able to pay off their debts faster. The defendants also falsely stated that if consumers did not save thousands of dollars from lowered interest rates, they would receive a full refund of the up-front fee.

After collecting the fee from consumers, however, JPM allegedly failed to deliver the promised interest rate reductions and savings, and routinely refused to honor its money-back guarantee. The FTC complaint also charged the defendants with violating the Telemarketing Sales Rule by calling consumers on the Do Not Call Registry, blocking or "spoofing" caller ID and making unlawful robocalls.

Restitution ordered

The settlement orders also impose judgments of $5.9 million against defendants associated with JPM, and $3.2 million against six individual defendants associated with an affiliated operation called IXE Accelerated Financial Centers, LLC. The judgments, representing the amount of money consumers lost through these robocall schemes, are suspended, based on the defendants' inability to pay< But, they will become due if the defendants are found to have misrepresented their financial condition.

Two of the defendants in the IXE operation, Ivan X. Estrella and Jaime Hawley, also are liable for an unsatisfied $75,000 judgment recently entered against them in a case brought by the Florida Attorney General.

The orders were filed in the U.S. District Court for Middle District of Florida, Orlando Division on November 9, 2010, against: 1) Ivan X. Estrella, Jamie M. Hawley, and Kimberly Nelson; and 2) Jeanie B. Robertson, Brooke Robertson, Alexander J. Dent, Micha S. Romano, Paul Pietrzak, and Ashley M. Westbrook. Estrella, Hawley, and Nelson worked with the IXE corporate defendants listed below.

The rest of the individual defendants worked with the JPM corporate defendants. At the FTC's request, the court also has dismissed the charges against Paige Dent.

Corporate defendants

The court is reviewing the FTC's request for a default judgment against the corporate defendants in this case, including the IXE corporate defendants (IXE Accelerated Financial Centers, LLC; and IXE Accelerated Services Inc.), and the JPM corporate defendants (JPM Accelerated Services Inc.; IXE Accelerated Service Centers Inc.; MGA Accelerated Services Inc.; World Class Savings Inc.; Accelerated Savings Inc.; and B&C Financial Group Inc.). The proposed default judgment includes monetary judgments of $3.2 million against the IXE corporations, based in Orlando, Florida, and $5.9 million against the JPM corporations, based in Melbourne, Florida.

International Cooperation

The FTC brought this action with assistance from other law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and Canada, including: the U.S. Postal Inspection Service; the Attorney General of Florida; the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Affairs; the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission; and the Toronto Strategic Partnership, which includes as member agencies the Competition Bureau Canada; the Toronto Police Service Fraud Squad - Mass Marketing Section; the Ontario Provincial Police Anti-Rackets Section; the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services; the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; and the United Kingdom's Office of Fair Trading. Assistance also was provided by the Better Business Bureau of Central Florida.

The name that appeared on my caller id was Robert Kennedy.  The message was to lower interest rates.  I have had calls before.  I am on a "do not call" list and have no idea why I am getting these cals.

I got a call from this number today.  My Caller ID said:

407-660-9999

On the second line was this: V090215481401330656

Of course I didn't answer it.  I have had to tell my kids NOT to answer the phone if they don't recognize the number (friends, family).

received a call from this number 1407-660-9999  when I told him that I wanted to speak to his supervisor he said he had none then demanded my social security number. Definitely a scam.

Calling phone company to report scam caller

V0902161656 # instead of a name.  WTH.  no message. Just let my machine answer they hung up.