> press '9' and you open your line for themNonsense, unless:1. you received the call on your work telephone;2. you work for a big company that has its own switchboard and private telephone exchange;3. on your work-telephone, you have to dial '9' to get an "outside" line;4. once you get that "outside" line, your company allows you to dial '0' to talk to the telephone-company's operator;5. you "click" your handset, to change your 2-way call (you and the caller)    into a 3-way call (you, the caller, the telco's operator);6. you hang-up, leaving a 2-way call between the caller and the telco's operator;7. the caller "spoofs" being a member of your big company;8. the telco-operator is "social-engineered" by the caller into dialing a number of the caller's choice.9. your caller-ID is charged for the (long-distance?) call that the operator dials;All in all, NOT VERY LIKELY that dialing '9' does EXACTLY what the caller wants it to do!

my cell phone Just Got call from this number, did not anwser.

Let call go to voicemail and surprise surprise they didn't leave one.

Surement une fraude

they keep calling my cell!!

They also called me twice an hour a go but left messages.  First was static.  Second was automated menu prompts.  Cruise scam a***oles.