Angie, I am going to join your crusade.  These clowns call three of my phone numbers multiple times a week and I have tried everything to get them to stop.  They have ticked me off enough that it's now time to go on the offensive....  We now know the origin (Spain), names, and addresses, and associated websites of those responsible.  It's likely that a cyber attack on there websites is imminent.  They are a plague on society and have disrupted enough lives that it's time to disrupt their operations.

I received exactly the same message on both my cell and my work number as some of you did, i.e. recorded message saying "you've won 2600 air miles..."  I didn't wait for it to finish and hung up.  Annoying!

Got A Call with No message and told out of service when called back

"Just don't pick up" is not valid advice.Here in Canada we have certain Do Not Call legislation which means the caller:a) must provide some way of being put on their 'do not call' listANDb) must not call someone on the do not call listThis caller is not doing either of those things...Please don't comment if you have nothing to add.--Anyway--I pressed 1 to get an operator to put me on their do not call list but pressing 1 gets a busy signal.

This is no 'company' spender63....they are thieves. trying to steal from you. If you find them, call the police.

I have been on a crusade to shut these scammers down. They have recently gone as far as using some innocent person's phone number as their caller-id. The caller-ID started showing up as a local number the last few weeks and with the same area code and first 3 pre-fix's as my number. I thought it was a co-worker but alas it was the pre-recorded call. It ranges anywhere from, 'you've won a trip to the bahamas', 'for being a westjet customer you've won a prize', 'for being a telus customer you have won a prize, 'you have won 2000 airmile points', insurance agencies etc...it is never ending...i am just mad that they are using innocent people's caller ID's...probably using mine too! I called WestJet, Sandals Resort (because they posed as them on my first call i pressed "1") and today, telus. It just sucks no one can seem to get to the bottom of who is originating these calls. At the end of the day, someone said they were "Global group travels" and have a special offer from Sandos Resort in the Riviera maya...but who knows. When i asked more questions, they hung up on me. TWICE! If I were Sandos - and they aren't employing marketing people to make these calls, i would worry about 3rd party ruining their reputation!!I hope some big company finds them then burns their phone lines!!!