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No Caller ID equipment on the line called.
Caller (Indian dialect) asked for the person who pays the property's electric bill.   The caller cited the property address, which happens to be the address of my local post office, where my firm has a PO Box.

Same situation as above...got a call trying to guarantee a lower fixed rate for electric for 12 months and wanted my name, address, account number.

I just got a call from these guys.  I work at a church, and the (foreign-sounding) rep seemed to know that, since he asked for the pastor.  Pastor is out of town, and I could see from the Caller ID that he was calling from an 800, so I simply told him we are on the Do Not Call list, that I wanted him to add us to theirs, and I hung up.  I've now started doing this for all telemarketing calls (we've been on the DNC list for years), as well as keeping track of the calls.  Next time the same outfit calls me back, to the FTC I go.  :-)

I got a call from this gent with an East Indian accent, who called himself "Ricky".  He asked for Mr. or Mrs. Wigfall and gave me a wrong address.
When I told him that I was not who he was looking for and did not live at the address he had, he asked me to give him my name and address.  PICTURE THAT!!!
I asked for his number so I could call him back (hope he's not holding his breath.