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Stop calling me!!!

call from duo security to verify your phone when signing up for multifactor authentication.  legit.  if you receive a call but you didn't sign up, someone else probably mistyped their phone number.

Mason dated 17 July 2014:  You are correct. Is validation system for using VPN to access a network.  Had to have been requested or one would never receive a call from the subject phone number.

Absolutely right!  My employer uses two-factor authentication so that I can log into its secure network from home.  This is how I check my business e-mail when I'm away from the office.

If that were true, then there is no reason for you to be here.  You knew what the call was and what it was about.  Absolutely no reason to take the time to look up the number at that point.  So, I guess that makes you part of the scam, doesn't it?

Why are you telling a poster from 2014 they are "Absolutely right!"? Do you honestly think they'll return to see your (supposed) confirmation?

I was expecting a call back from a merchant for product inquiry today so I immediately ran to pick up the call. When I lift the receiver, immediately, a computerized voice message said: If you do not expect this call please, hang up. However, the call was cut even before I hung up. When I called the number back, the computerized voice message said: "the phone is no longer in service."

Where I work, we need to log in to our system and when we hit log in it asks us if we want a call. When that happenes, it verifies my number and logs me in.

This number called in the middle of the night and left 17 empty/blank voice mails, in succession, on my cell. Each "message" was 2 to 4 seconds in length.

Called at 6am! when called back it said the number is not in service. spoofed?

It was a random number so I didn't answer it.

Whatever entity is behind this # (do not believe comments written here about not to worry), it should be stopped! They call seven times a week and leave messages in Chinese!!!!!!!!! Someone please pay attention: these are hackers!!!!!

Hackers do not call you on the telephone.

This is Duo, a dual factor authentication service that verifies logins for many companies and universities. If it is calling you it is either because you provided the service with your phone number as a contact point for dual factor authentication, or someone accidentally entered your number instead of their own. I suppose they could have purposefully entered a wrong number, but then they've only made using their dual factor system harder form themselves.

Recording said welcome to (didn't understand the name). Press any key log in. I thought I hit end but must not have & recording says thank you & disconnects.

It is the genuine for VPN DUO call back to authenticate the login information. If you received the call unexpectedly, it could be someone has entered your number by mistaken. You can press an option to reject or ignore the call

Called. Didn’t pick up. No message.

Asking me to press any number to log in. Not sure to what.

Scammer. Do not play magical buttons with them just block their number and report them to the attorney general s office