407-982-3254

Had a Missed call on my work phone at 5:46 pm yesterday, phone number shown 407-982-3254.  No message left.
Figured it was an unsolicited call - thanks all!

Just received a call from this number.  
I never answer numbers I do not know.  
They are scammers.  Some have the ability to obtain your information when you answer.  You don't have to say anything and they are hacking your account.

I answered this call today - no one on the other end.  I put them in my contacts as - Disconnect so if it shows up again I will automatically disconnect.

This number is continuously calling my sons phone. He is not a teen and only uses phone when necessary and this number is only given out to a few friends. Not acceptable that our service provider may sell his number...don't know how else he is receiving calls from this number. It does not work to choose to be removed. We are also on "do not call list".

Rec'd a call today. CID said "TEST." Only one of several different numbers used to ostensibly sell alarm systems, using the same voice and script as all of the others.  They have excrement for brains if they think that calling one on a different number after multiple attempts with a 15 or 20 other numbers which one ends up blocking is finally going to result in someone talking with them and giving the info they are trying to scam.

They robo call so they don't need to have been sold the number, it just dials every number in a certain area code using the prefixes and either marks it as a "good" number or a "bad" one.

Twice an hr, every hour, for 3 days now. Blocked the number finally. Called it back to see who it was once and it was just constant holding music, since its 8:30pm on a Thursday night I'm guessing its a scam number to get people to call it back and stay on the line as long as possible to rack up money or charges or whatever. Probably costs $100/min to connect or something like that.

Received a call around MIDNIGHT (!!!!!), twice in a sequence. No caller id, returned and the call was answered by an answering machine (a computer, actually) saying that "an error has occured", and then got disconnected.