701-217-1068

Never ever pick up the call or press a digit on the phone to respond to these calls. This only confirms to the spammer that they have a working number with a live person behind it.  The calls are being dialed by a machine combining numbers at random, fishing to find real ones.   This is why mentioning the Do Not Call Registry results in a hangup but doesn't stop the calls.  Why " Press 3 to be taken off our list" doesn't stop the calls. All you are doing is inviting more harassment.  Of course, it's illegal, but the calls are actually coming from a foreign country, no matter what it says on the display.   I suspect the people who are getting multiple calls from this, or any, spam caller, made the mistake of responding to one of the first calls.

Calls and hangs up. Please make 701-217-1068 stop calling!

Calls and hangs up.

Called, left VM. Credit card stuff. Dont answer

Tell me time is running out to lower my credit card interest

Telling me time is running ou to lower my creddit card interest when I press 1 they hang up

This number called me and played a recording from "Heather" saying that it was urgent that I contact them about my credit card account, that I might qualify for a rate of 6.9 %.
Funny, I don't have any credit cards.

Remember........soon they will need written consent before they can call.

Came home to find this number on my Caller ID.  No message, so the hell with them!

This call was the "call about lowering your interest rate" on your credit cards.  Of course they keep promising this is your last warning but darn they call again and again and again.

It is hard not to pick up the phone - sometimes they are actually real phone calls.

It's a recording (caller ID says Kenmare ND).  The person in the recording is called Heather and she says she is from "my" credit card company, but she is not.  If you listen to the entire message, they want to get you on the line.  They say they're going to save you money on your credit card bill.  I've received called from this ver same outfit numerous times over the past couple of years, however, I think this is a new and different phone number, but it's the identical recording with "Heather".  Last year, I talked to them just to see what they would ask for, and guess what, they ask for your full name, address, date of birth, and your current credit card number.  I think they asked for my social security number as well.  They scatter all these questions out during the conversation so you won't realize they're collecting data to rip you off.  I gave them all fake info just to tie up their phone line and waste their time as they were wasting mine.  There should be some way to catch these [***].

Cell phone called.  Lower your interest rates on your credit card

Continual.  I just filed a complaint.  We all must.  Google 'do no call' to get the gov,t site.  We got to stop this.   My concern is in ND it my be a sovereign Indian reservation which our US laws may not attach.  I am going to put a call block on this #.

I was just called 10 minutes ago.... telling me that they were card services and I know I don't have any credit cards. So I pressed 1 to speak to someone and then they hung up after I asked with My Ghetto Ass Voice Stating Who are you with?
These [***] called and hung up on me.

Its a robo caller to determine active phone lines. If you press ANY key or answer the phone, it will register your line as active, and actually increase the number of calls you receive.

Calls & hangs up on business line.

got the same call on my cell phone but did not answer it when I did not know the number

Just got a recorded call saying how I need to call immediately to reduce my credit card cost. Like Pasor Tom wrote, be careful what you sign up for and the information you provide.

this tele. no. just called, when my answer machine picked up, they hung up. This is the first time I have been called from this "Credit Services, located in Kenmare, ND.

I am on the no-call registery list, do they not pay attention to this? I am taking notes, because you can notify your attorney general's office about these calls.