Voicemail message from woman says she is with NES(? - could not really understand the company name).  She needed for me to call her office today, left a callback number I did not write down.  I have also gotten several calls from 305-356-9999, did not know there might be a connection.

Some called and said nothing.

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...

Hey bro this will make things stranger. I'm from Mexico and I've just received that phone call along with another call from Wisconsin. I didn't answer since I was on my lunch time. Strange thing!

Rec'd call from (416) 364-1114 caller id showed out of area; very rude AA woman asked who would handle our company's retirement plan.  I told her we already have someone taking care of that and are not looking for anyone at this time.  She very rudely told me, "I did not ask that, now who..." I hung up on her rude self.  Immediately received call from: 305-356-9999, caller id shows North Dade, same AA woman who said I was very rude to hang up on her...so I hung up on her again! Ha!  She called again twice from both numbers, I just put her on ignore.  Idiot.

I got a call from this number numerous times over the last few days.  I have yet to answer it, but if they do call back...I will, simply to see what story they tell me.  This is rediculous..I mean, all of the crap they have these days that are supposed to prevent this stuff....and STILL people find a way around it.