866-751-1872

received a call from 866-751-1872 om caller id. Called it back says,"you have incorrectly dialed and to call customer service". Do not know whom is calling but called at 7:30pm Central time.

Received about 4 calls over two days from this number last two were at 5:02PM and 5:37PM.

Just got a call from this number and like others here,
when you call it back, it's out of service.

Reported the intrusion to the Phone company (our carrier) and like always the supervisor says "we can't do anything about it". That's TOTAL [***]! Do you really mean to tell me in today's world the technology to find out WHO bothers us from this number, doesn't exist? Get real phone company and spend some money on stopping these annoying calls. These are calls that are affecting your very own customers.
And to the people who run/own the number: "Please push one to SUCK MY GOOCHE long and hard you [***]' intrusive [***]!" And have a nice day.

Report any number you think may be a scam to phonebusters.com or the RCMP.ca

This number has called three times today!!!

Complain using the CRTC online complaints form: http://www.crtc.gc.ca/RapidsCCM/Register.asp?lang=E.  They can be fined upto $1500 for each individual that they are found guilty of non-compliance!

march 22, 2008
rec'd call with garbled noise on other end...etc.
lookup shows this as a number not in service!!

i get around 3 calls a day everyday for 2 weeks now . [***] them , [***] there survaqy , i hope someone threatens me .......... \

p.s. i'm in toronto , i think more people should state where they are from on this

Call was from a company called Ipsos Reed.  They are a public opinion/survey company based out of Cananda.  Googled the Co. name while she was asking me the first couple of questions (I think I asked her more questions than she got to ask me) asked for a supervisor to find out who was paying for the survey to be done (want to know who is asking me the questions, thank you very much) and they won't give out the info.  Hung up.

BTW- I'm in the US- Utah specifically

they knew my name and asked about the jobs people hold in my house and asked to talk to my spouse? WTF how did they know my name??? F***ERS

This annoying phone number has been calling 3 times a day for the last week. I wish the goverment would put an end to these telemarketer's or what ever company calling at all hours x-amount of times & to a phone number with a VCO phone ( for the deaf).

1.888.210.7425
it sounds like a lot of running around, and pressing buttons for this and that... but eventually I pressed 0 and was able to leave a message.

sorry, the number 1888 210 7425, is the one to call about the number 866-751-1872 calling you

Missed this call a few times and when I call it back I get a recorded message that the number is not in service.

Got three calls from this number today, I think i gotta break out the arnold sounboard.
[***] telemarketers from pakistan.

Received calls from this number on May 1st @ 5:40 PM and May  3rd @ 11:51 AM.  If you have an answering machine, record a nice long hymn like "Kneel at the Cross" by the Charlie Daniels Band or any song you like.  When the next call comes in from this number, capture the call with your machine and let it play away.  You have just successfully tied up their outgoing line for over four minutes.  When they go to make a new call, they will still be hearing "Kneel at the Cross".

Time is money for these folks and the longer you can prevent them from making another call, they better.

Your telephone system is a device that understands only two commands.  Much like a light bulb in your home.  It is either “OFF” or “ON”.  When a phone call is placed, the sending device is ”on”.  When your phone rings, your receiving device is ”off”.  It is when you pick up your handset that you have a sending and receiving device that are both ”on” and the circuit is complete.  Now packets of information can be sent from one device to the other and vice-versa.

If the sending device is turned “off” ( the person hangs up), your telephone, the receiving device is still sending packets of information (albeit silent air waves) to the sending device and will only stop sending these packets when you turn your telephone off.  As soon as the sending device is turned back “on” it will receive the packets of information that you have been sending it. The circuit is reestablished and complete.  Both of the devices are capable of sending and receiving packets of information again.  In other words; both telephones have to be “off” before a new circuit can be established by either one of them.

If you are so inclined, when you receive a phone call from a telemarketer or scam artist; all you need do is pick up your handset to complete the circuit.  You can “mute” and set your handset on the counter and go watch a movie.  The calling device is now captured and is unable to place another call until you decide to break the circuit  by hanging up your handset.

Very simple, very effective.
Every time we can disrupt their ability to place calls; the fewer we will receive.
We cannot depend on “do not call” lists to protect our privacy.

WARNING:  The practice of  “capture and hold” may be illegal in your state or province.
Use your good judgement and exercise due diligence.
Your service provider will advise you that your phone is “off the hook” and will ask you to “hang up”.  I strongly recommend you follow that advice.  Remember, telephone service providers earn billions of dollars by selling toll free numbers and access rights to your telephone.
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call around 7:19

7:19pm 4 times a week

the same f#%@ number harassed me so many times today between 3-5 am and 5-11pm eastern time when im trying to sleep and get up on time for work.