706-247-8778

Of course, Doug Collins = Georgia... where else somebody will say black voice..

called agai, today, 05/20/15 at 5:01 PM did not leave a message

called again today, 05/20/15 at 8:00 PM. Did not leave a message!

Calls often with recorded solicitation.

called twice today, 05/23/15 once at 11:30 AM and again at 5:50 PM did not leave a message either time

called again, 05/23/15 at 7:45 PM did not leave a message

Been calling my home for a couple days now.  No message. Good thing I ignore my land line lol.

Just got a call from this number, but no voicemail message was left.  A good number to block.

recording, saying this is Chris at Insight 66 conducting a poll and wanted to ask a few questions
I hung up

They just called.  We didn't recognize the number or know anyone in Georgia so didn't answer.  They didn't leave a message.

got a call and robot saying it was a survey not selling anything etc... I hung u

Just called on my work cell. I didn't get to phone in time, called back and it said "Verizon number has been disconnected"

Don't associate all Georgian's to be like that. And you are more to hear something like that from Mississippi or Alabama or even Louisiana.

If you grew up in the South, you would know what a Southern Black voice sounds like, just as you would know a Cajun voice. It's not racist, it's a very distinct accent. Geechee and Gullah are two more that very few can understand and they are both spoken by Black people in Southeastern South Carolina and Southeastern Georgia. Oh, I guess you have trouble with someone saying Hispanic, Indian, British, Irish, Scotts, Welch, German, Chinese etc., voices when they are refering to other people speaking American English with a distinct accent.

Called me for last two weeks listen to my greeting does not say word "odd"

Received several calls from this number, don't answer, does not leave message. Annoying.

Robo call

I don't pick up calls from numbers I don't recognize, or from out of my area. I figure they will leave a message if it's important and I'll call back. Since I get 9-10 scam calls a day, I pick up very few calls.
Therefore, I can't relate to many accents except the Indian or Pakistani man from "Microsoft" who has called 3 times "with authorization to take control of my computer due to a security problem." Fortunately I had seen the warning on TV and in the newspaper about this scam.   Another scam with a heavy accent relates to the IRS taking me to court for unpaid taxes---also publicized on TV and in the paper. We received 2 of those this week.

Getting calls late night from above number

Be like what?  MANY black people have a distinctive way of talking that, as said earlier, is easily recognized particularly if you are from a part of the country where black people are often the majority;  there is nothing racist about making that determination.