9096509121

received unsolicited phone call and I am on the DNC list.

they called and didn't leave a message. I am on the DNC list. obviously a scam and fraud.

It too said Credit Services on my caller id.  I let the answering machine get it and they didn't leave a message.

Auto call tonite for may wife.. press this if you are her, etc.  Then it said "this is an attempt to collect a debt." That's when I hung up.  CID said unknown caller but showed the number. How flakey can these people get?

Got a call yesterday and since I didnt know who it was I let it go to the machine. No message left.

Automated robodialer telling me I can lower the interest rates on my credit cards.  Press 1 to learn more or press 2 to be removed.  I've pressed 2 in the past, for all the help that did.  I pressed 1 this time and got connected to an operator on a horrible sounding connection.  I asked for the company name and got only "Card Services" based out of "Miami, FL".  I'm 20 miles from Miami, and on all the do not call lists.  The conversation went nowhere, as I could not hear what he was saying, and despite my questions to figure out who was calling, all I could make out were references to Visa, Mastercard, and interest rates.

My mom, who is 75 years old, just got a call from this number and they said they would lower her credit card interest rate.  They asked for her credit card number, expiration date, and 3 digit security code.  She gave them all of that information.   Then - as soon as she hung up she realized that it didn't sound right and called her credit card company to cancel her card.  They confirmed it was a scam.  How do we go after people like that!?!?!  Ugh!  Luckily - they didn't ask for her socical security number so that is safe.  Ugh!

I love this site. They just called me. Didn't recognize the number, searched it and it led me here!

Called and left no message. Assuming it is either the fake warranty or some sort of credit scam from a call center.

I don't even have a Honda and I'm getting calls!  Makes no sense! SCAM! SCAM!  SCAM!

You can call the 909 back and press 1 to be put on the DNC list!  I wonder if it really works!  Fingers crossed!

Just called me.  I pressed one to talk to someone.  They answered and I told them to stop calling me.  The guy said in a foreign accent "OK sir".  I am on the DNC list.

Received call from Liam at Credit Card Services...saying could lower interest rates on all my cards....started asking for personal info...he gave me his call back info as 1-800-283-8065 x 276 --I googled that number to find out about the company and came up with complaints of scams....called my card companies right away to cancel cards.

Received call from Liam at Credit Card Services...saying could lower interest rates on all my cards....started asking for personal info...he gave me his call back info as 1-800-283-8065 x 276 --I googled that number to find out about the company and came up with complaints of scams....called my card companies right away to cancel cards.

Recording about credit card - defintely a scam - I don't have any credit cards!

Information for Filing Telemarketing complaints in Canada and the United States:

CANADA

RCMP Phone busters
Telephone toll free: 1-888-495-8501
Mon-Fri 8:30-5:20 pm (Eastern Time)
E-mail: info@phonebusters.com
RCMP Website is at: http://www.phonebusters.com  
File complaint online:  https://www.recol.ca/intro.aspx?lang=en
(Register with a password and then can continually file complaints)

Canada National Do Not Call Registry, file Complaint:
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
Telephone toll free: 1-877-249-2782
CRTC online complaints form: https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/pfplin-fccoin-eng
that is at  www.crtc.gc.ca

Better Business Bureau, Check out a Business, find owner, contact info; file a Complaint:
http://www.bbb.org/canada/

UNITED STATES

US National Do Not Call Registry, file complaint: https://www.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx

Federal Trade Commission
http://www.ftc.gov 1-877-382-4357
File complaint online: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov
that is at www.ftc.gov

Federal Communications Commission
Telephone toll free:  1-888-225-5322
http://www.fcc.gov/contacts.html
File complaint online: http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumers.html
http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm
FCC Abandoned Calls Complaint form:
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/1088D-R.pdf
email:  fccinfo@fcc.gov

Better Business Bureau, Check out a Business, find owner, contact info; file a Complaint:
http://www.bbb.org/us/

The call came at 10:15pm instructed me to press # 1 to be put on a do not call list. I was up still but the wife was asleep and was woke up by the ring, some one needs some hard prison time not just a slap on the wrist

this number is on the do not call list .  do not call thank you....If you understand.

the # on my caller id was 0009096509121

This is not going to stop them - if you are the do not call list - It is YOUR responsibilty to file a complaint with the Donotcall.gov website.

These people are already violating a court order to cease these calls and are ignoring it.   YOU HAVE TO REPORT THEM so the FTC has record for their PENDING LAWSUIT


FTC Goes After Credit Card Robocall Scammers
 

11 Dec 2009
The Federal Trade Commission just announced its second major law enforcement effort this year targeting telemarketers who violated the Do Not Call Rule and other laws by making hundreds of thousands or even millions of pre-recorded robocalls to consumers. The cases announced target three groups that allegedly made robocalls to sell worthless credit-card interest-rate reduction programs for hefty up-front fees of as much as $1,495.

At the FTC’s request, in each case, the court has issued an order temporarily halting the robocalls pending trial.

The three complaints announced today follow two filed in May that led to court orders stopping other telemarketers from using robocalls with deceptive claims about extended auto warranties.

According to the FTC complaints, Economic Relief Technologies, LLC, Dynamic Financial Group (U.S.A.) Inc., and JPM Accelerated Services (JPM) and related defendants made illegal pre-recorded robocalls to consumers, using names like “card services,” “credit card services” or “account services.” The robocalls allegedly claimed the defendants’ services could lower the interest rate on consumers’ credit cards.

In each case, consumers who pressed 1 after hearing the automated call were transferred to live telemarketers who allegedly misrepresented that consumers could dramatically lower the rates on their credit card. The telemarketers also said consumers would save thousands of dollars in a short period of time by lowering their interest rates and would be able to pay off their debts faster – for an up-front fee ranging from $495 to $1,495.

The defendants then falsely stated that if consumers did not save a “guaranteed” amount – typically $2,500 or more – they could get a full refund of the up-front fee. However, after securing the fee, the defendants allegedly did not negotiate lower rates on behalf of consumers and provided few refunds to those who were dissatisfied with the service.

The Economic Relief Technologies defendants also allegedly operated a related scam: using names like “Auto Protection Center” and “Warranty Services,” they tricked consumers into believing they were affiliated with their vehicle manufacturer or dealership, and falsely stated that the consumers’ vehicles’ warranties were about to expire.

The lawsuits allege the defendants broke the law by making illegal robocalls to consumers, and that their deceptive sales pitches violated the FTC Act and the FTC’s Telemarketing Sales Rule.

Additional charges include: 1) calling consumers whose phone numbers are on the National Do Not Call Registry; 2) calling consumers who had previously asked not to be called; 3) failing to transmit their caller ID information, as required; 4) “spoofing” or masking their caller ID information; 5) failing to promptly identify themselves, the purpose of their call, and/or the nature of the goods or services they were selling; 6) improperly abandoning calls; and 7) failing to make required disclosures in their robocalls.