i watch this show once. it's a scam to get you to pay for long distance, the longer you stay on the phone the more money goes to them?.. who knows? if it was important, wouldn't it be a 1-800 number?i just put them on my reject list, if you have that on your phone.

We got a call from this number and when my husband picked up, an automated voice said they were looking for "xxxx xxxx" (my husband's name). He then got a person on the other end who immediately  asked him for his birthdate and postal code. He said, you have my name, you tell me. She said we have to hear it from you. He asked who was calling, she just said "Global", so he badgered them for more info but would not give them info. No reason for us to have creditors calling so don't know what their game is.

They call several time each day, knowing full well that I don't owe any money.  I have spoken to them and advised them to stop.  This is a total abuse of the telephone system.

They also have a toll free- 1-+1 866-350-1405
Still trying to figure out why they are calling - they keep calling my business phone but they have been ignoring; this is the first time they have left a message but they don't identify themselves.  The message just said that he had had a "business matter" forwarded to him.  When I try to call him back at his extension I can't even get to his voicemail.

These guys are ridiculous they have been calling me at least 3 times a day and very early in the morning, around 8 o'clock.  I rang them back and told them to stop ringing me but we'll see if that actually happens, apparently they are looking for the previous owner of my phone number.

I have received a call today from this number on my company cell phone.
I do not give this company number out to anyone.  So, I am unsure how they received my phone number.