In my case, it was indeed a true DELL order and there were a problem with it. they did not leave a message; but sent an email. However, spammer could forge this number.

They called me as well. Looking for information so I gave the lady some random numbers then she cussed me out because I gave her false information. Then I told her I'm sorry here's my real information. She called me a smart ass after I fooled her again. Dumb bitch trying to fool ppl. O Canada why not bust this fraud

Scam

They just called me and I did not answer . Most business clients calls will contact you via email prior to calling.

The caller identifies as from Sears and tells the recipient that he can save them $1000 on appliances. They are not Sears or connected with Sears in any way

this is suppose to be a dell customer rep

It was a legitimate call for me from Clearly Contacts about a return that I am making.  I am not sure why it said AB since they are based out of BC but it wasn't a scam call.

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I received a phone call from (780) 392-0160 at work.  The person on the other end said they were with this company and that they were representing my bank.  They asked me if I recognized three separate internet donations I had made with my bank card, each on a certain date and in the exact amounts given.  I thought they might be with the fraud alert department and verified each amount. They thanked me for my time and we hung up.  Then it dawned on me that this could be fraudulent, so I called my bank to verify this type of call.  I even called back the same number on the caller ID, and they said they have no knowledge of representing my bank...?  I had to close out my bank card and have a new one reissued, etc.  Someone, somehow is phishing for info and has illegal access to internet bank card transactions, and is calling out from this number.