I answered my cell phone from this number and no one was on the line.

someone called me from this number as well just today....sept 15th....left a voicemail about paying off debt, credit cards, medical bills...

i would like to know who is calling from this number

who is this? i got a call from this number too...

OK...a couple of things.1)If they're using an automatic dialer (which I'm guessing they are), then they don't really know your number. The computer just starts at (for example: 630-000-0000 and goes to 630-999-9999). If you respond, then they have a "live" one.2) They could be "stealing" the phone number that shows up on caller ID. That's not their number and they are probably in the US or India. But, with technology, they can take a number and have it show up on your caller ID. Many zombie debt collection companies do this.3) Send letters to your state attorney general; your senators and your congress person; make copies for the BBB and FCC and why not send this info to news agencies. It might be an interesting story and would bring more attention to the problem.4) Zombie debt collectors buy phone numbers of old debtors for pennies on the dollar. Wouldn't surprize me that they then, in turn, resell these numbers to other questionable people and companies. Nasty. And, with the economy getting worse, we're going to have more of these calls.

This is the second round of calls; same name (Chris Kemper, debt consolidation); different phone number for them.This time a guy who went by "Dante" took the call and when I indicated that I had received probably a dozen msgs and calls from them in the past and was on the no call list/filing a complaint, he responded by saying they were located in BC and what was I going to do about that, "brainiac".Then, he hung up on me.Nice...................