This time it was Rachael - I pushed 1 to talk to a person. Someone named Christine Johnson answered and I told her I wanted my number removed from calling list. She said she couldn't do it so I asked to be transfered to someone that could. GUESS WHAT! ----- after a few clicks on the line and a short period of silence I get the I'm sorry the time alloted for you to dial has been exceded. Not really surprised at that! I just wish that the _________ would quit calling. Everyone else agree??

So sick of getting the same scam call about lowering interest on my credit cards from different fake numbers.  I'm ready to get rid of my land line because of them.  I always put these on the blocked list, and they keep calling from different numbers.  Do they really think that after I've blocked them 25 times, the 26th call from a spoofed number is the one that's going to convince me to buy their stupid product?  So annoying.

These are the same sleazers that call from all over the country, and now Canada, to try and get personal information or sell credit cards under the guise of problem with your card and a chance to get lower rates. I've reported them to the do not call registry probably 50 times but our useless government does nothing about it. I'll keep making complaints and maybe someday a less than lazy gov. employee will go after them. Fat chance?? Recorded calls like this are illegal.

Let's kill them when we figure out who these creeps are!

I got a call from this number saying Quebec on the id. I did not answer. It stopped ringing after three rings. Since I see this is a scam by terrorists to steal others identity by getting CC info, I know not to answer these scam calls or have fun with them if I do answer. I do not have a CC so they would be SOL here. The "Rachel" is known as a fake name by these crooks. This fake name has been on the internet for some years as a scam. One way to get the scammers is to give them a fake CC number. A friend of mine did this and they got arrested as soon as they attempted to use the number. That incident was on the internet. That is how I found out the scammers got caught. Fake numbers are rare to use.

Recorded message advertising interest rates on something.