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These people keep calling us (identified through caller ID), even though our phone number is on the do-not-call registry, and they never leave a message. I can only guess that they're some credit card company or bank or something trying to sell us more services on our account, but the fact that they never leave a message -- and sometimes call multiple times during the day -- makes it phone spam, in our opinion. | These people keep calling us (identified through caller ID), even though our phone number is on the do-not-call registry, and they never leave a message. I can only guess that they're some credit card company or bank or something trying to sell us more services on our account, but the fact that they never leave a message -- and sometimes call multiple times during the day -- makes it phone spam, in our opinion. | ||
| − | Searching for that number on Google | + | Searching for that number on Google came up with "about 14" hits. The first 4 resolve to this site: http://www.milliondollarboy.com/ (on which, oddly enough, the number is nowhere to be found); the 5th resolves to [http://www.k1bc.com/junkphone.html another site] complaining about spam calls. (11/06 update: [[Google:888-322-2785|Google]] now comes up with at least 3 pages of results for this number.) |
'''Rating:''' eeevil. | '''Rating:''' eeevil. | ||
Revision as of 14:47, 6 November 2005
Reviews
From --Woozle 10:21, 25 Apr 2005 (CST):
These people keep calling us (identified through caller ID), even though our phone number is on the do-not-call registry, and they never leave a message. I can only guess that they're some credit card company or bank or something trying to sell us more services on our account, but the fact that they never leave a message -- and sometimes call multiple times during the day -- makes it phone spam, in our opinion.
Searching for that number on Google came up with "about 14" hits. The first 4 resolve to this site: http://www.milliondollarboy.com/ (on which, oddly enough, the number is nowhere to be found); the 5th resolves to another site complaining about spam calls. (11/06 update: Google now comes up with at least 3 pages of results for this number.)
Rating: eeevil.