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Credit card interest rate scam, using illegal robocalling technique.

File a complaint at

http://www.donotcall.gov

the more complaints they receive, the more aggressively the FTC can shut these crooks down.

Go to: http://business.ftc.gov/legal-resources/4/35 for the latest on progress they've made in shutting them down.

Oh, and take their calls -- press '1' -- and waste their time. It's fun!

Credit card interest rate scam, using illegal robocalling technique.

File a complaint at

http://www.donotcall.gov

the more complaints they receive, the more aggressively the FTC can shut these crooks down.

Go to: http://business.ftc.gov/legal-resources/4/35 for the latest on progress they've made in shutting them down.

Oh, and take their calls -- press '1' -- and waste their time. It's fun!

Credit card interest rate scam, using illegal robocalling technique.

File a complaint at

http://www.donotcall.gov

the more complaints they receive, the more aggressively the FTC can shut these crooks down.

Go to: http://business.ftc.gov/legal-resources/4/35 for the latest on progress they've made in shutting them down.

Oh, and take their calls -- press '1' -- and waste their time. It's fun!

When I answered this call there was no one there, but it tried to download an application to my iPhone.  Luckily, my phone blocked the download.

Credit card interest rate scam, using illegal robocalling technique.

File a complaint at

http://www.donotcall.gov

the more complaints they receive, the more aggressively the FTC can shut these crooks down.

Go to: http://business.ftc.gov/legal-resources/4/35 for the latest on progress they've made in shutting them down.

Oh, and take their calls -- press '1' -- and waste their time. It's fun!

Just got this on my cell! Sons a [***]... Surely the phone companies could set their equipment to bottle up this junk & draw & quarter the responsible people. If the NSA can sort through millions of phone numbers to data mine, then perhaps they could use their time for something that the US  Citizens would approve of to clean this junk up.

that's bull......they are ro-bo calls so they can get around the do-not-call ban

You're right, of course the "card services" scammer's calls are robodialed, but who do you believe is behind the automated calls? Robodialed calls are the ones that are expressly prohibited, but criminals such as the "card services" scammers do not obey the do not call list or other telemarketing call rules as they go about trying to fool us into giving them our credit card numbers so they can rip us off.