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This caller will inform that he is calling from a courier company & your package have been returned because of the wrong address. He wants to get your address, email and phone number! Its FAKE!  Some company in USA outsourced an Indian Company to collect your information.

SCAM! They call our company every single day.

Said they were from some company that I couldn't make out (probably did that on purpose). Said they had a package for someone and asked to confirm the address of some person. But I couldn't even get the name, their accent was so bad. Pretty sure it's a scam.

This fool keeps calling and each time, claims to be from a different company...so far, they are Techtronics, Sun Guard Data Systems, Xin Xin Corporation, FedEx, UPS.  Foreign call center.  Person is nearly impossible to understand.  Says he has a package and needs to verify titles, e-mail addresses, etc. No matter how many times I tell him that we aren't interested, he keeps calling back.  He has a list of names, and as we are a global corporation, I fear this is just the beginning!  We receive similar calls from a ton of different numbers.  This is the next wave of scammers! Rude and annoying!!!!

Calls everyday asking for a person who no longer works here, asking for the wrong last name. I keep telling them this but they don't seem to get the hint that they sound like they don't know who they're calling or what they're doing.

Data mining call. Caller seeking to confirm identity, position and contact information for as many people as they can. This information is then sold to prospective buyers and websites.

This group uses the "I have a package to deliver to '------' but need to speak to him first " script almost exclusively and change company names more often than their underwear. FedEx, UPS, City Express, American Shipping and many others have been used this week on my line alone. They have a list of "American sounding" first names and last names that they choose from to identify themselves that do not match their heavy south east Asian / Indian accents.

Do not acknowledge any names they might say. Using wording like "Why do you need to talk to him" already confirms that the person they are asking for does indeed work there. Anything else you give these data mining people is a bonus to them.
I have fed them back fake names, positions and contacts back and have found them appearing on websites such as salesforce.com.

Man with accent, claiming to be from a delivery company, wanted to confirm the CEO's name, title, shipping address, and email address regarding a package.  Right.  After spending nearly two minutes trying to decipher what he was saying, I put him on hold for another two-plus while I scanned the posts here.  Meanwhile, he hung up.  What I really hate about these yahoos is their introductory, "And how are you today?"  I'd feel a lot better if I didn't have to take calls from the likes of them.