Unknown caller.  Calls daily.

Some Asian idiot called me claiming to be Sameer from StarTelecom. He was claiming to provide excellent long distance rates (and I mean EXCELLENT rates). But I asked him to provide me a detail letter stating the rates, company info, representative info and company contact details (like website and toll free number). I received the email but firstly the email was marked SPAM by gmail and then the email address that was in the FORM field of the email was some custom YAHOO email address. When the person called back (but this time it was from UNKNOWN number), I told him that I wanted their website address of the company and he said he'll get back to me. He wanted my credit card info to sign me up for the good rates but I insisted not to give the number unless and until I receive proper emails from them with their website info. BE CAREFUL... DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR CREDIT CARD DETAILS over the phone unless it's a legit company. RESEARCH A LOT on the internet before making a decision to sign up. Good luck and I hope these idiots get caught before this becomes an industry wide practice!

Do what I do..if you have the time...  Sound interested..let him give you his pitch...agree to whatever it is..give him a fake number credit card...  He will thank you profusely and hang up.  Then they will spend a lot of time trying to verify the card number.  He will call back thinking you made a mistake in the number...Give it to him again but transpose one number..  He will think  aha..that's it and hang up..and waste more time trying to verify the number..  He will call back...keep him on the line as long as you can..they tell him to $%$%&**^& himself. It works...I've been doing it for years...

recieved a call from this number.  it was a relative calling from another country from a cell phone.  not sure why it showed up with this number from canada, but they were not in canada.  maybe the carrier goes thru there????  at least now i know who it is

I got a call today from this number. The man spoke spanish and was Mexican accent (I know this because I am bilingual and know plenty people from Mexico).  The individual did not identify self and said wanted to speak to "the person who sent money to someone in Mexico".  My family did use Western Union the night before to send money to a family member that lives in Mexico...Is Western Union on the Mexico side leaking information????  I am sure this is a scam. Since I did not leave any information nor identified self the person hung up.

Person just called and it's annoying as f! (from BC, Canada)