I received a call from this number at 6:34pm today.  No answer when I picked up, then an automated "goodbye".  I called back, someone answered, said his name was "Roy" and wanted to know how I got his number. I told him that he called me, then he addressed me by name. I did not acknowdge that, and asked again who he was.  He said, well, actually it's about your security system.  I hung up.  Ver disturbing.I want to know why I am getting these calls when I am clearly on the do not call registry!

Sam stop calling my friggen number.

Another reason why business numbers and users need to be registered in some sense, so that theis kind of alleged spoofing can be stopped, traced, and eradicated at the source.  Do we not have the technology?  Of course we do.  Do we have the balls?  Apparently not.  Sorry for you, but registration adn regulation must become a "cost of doing business", so that you can restore your credibility, and prove you are following common sense rules, or you pay the consequences.

Call from a gentleman with a thick Indian accent asking me about my security system. When I told him mine was fine, I told him to stop calling my number. He said he would . We shall see.

this person called my house tonight and my son answered and got frightened from the voice.

They try selling security alarm and I told them I'm not interested and they said that they will call me every week until I say I will take it.