3 times called for someone that does not live here. I have had the same number for 4 years. She gave me the number she was dialing the 2nd time she called and I told her that was not the number she dialed. She called again! I told her this person is not here and that is not the number you dialed.

just to let anyone know they cannot send you to jail.there is a debitor act

Some prerecorded message saying press 1 if I want a free home alarm system as they will be in my neighborhood next week. Oh really, my neighborhood... free home alarm... Where is that wagon they think I just fell off. Why are there not laws in effect to find out who these jackasses are so we can file law suits against them for harrassment. This is how I would write the phone solicitation law. The caller has to Identify themselves and give a physical address as well as a phone number. They then have to prior to rolling out the sales jargon give you the option of "opting out" of future harrassment if you so choose.

I didn't answer and I read on other boards that the people who were getting these kind of calls were registered with Davids Bridal and I registered with them a couple of weeks ago and am now getting calls from this number and another number out of Washington

reporting a number that continually calls. I need to know what happens once the numbers are reported, do you make them stop calling? I really do not want to waste any time if nothing can be done. thanks!

said perverted things asking for my wife

called and left no message..hang up

bill collector

Funny that Harry said Tony Gallo had a NY or South Philly accent--my Tony Gallo was obviously black. These guys are pretending to raise money for the Norristown Police. Since when do police take money outside of tax dollars???

They were collecting on an account for Schmitt Music (instrument rental which I thought was taken care of). The gal I spoke with was very pleasant and accomodating.

Yep, I just got the text message, too. And my service still charges me for text. This was unsolicited and cost me money. Is this legal? If it cost me money then they should have to pay since I ONLY use this phone for family and volunteer work and they would not have given my number. So how did these marketing scum get my info? And how do we go about making them pay for/reimburse the cost of their unwelcome text? I am on disability so for those of you who want to jump on my case for "whining" about cost... believe me... especially in this economy... EVERY penny counts. I tried calling it back via Google-voice but it just came back after a few rings with a prerecorded message stating that this number has a mailbox but that it had not been set up yet. Real professional. Can you say SCAM?

I don't know this #, so I don't answer

Debt Collector calling my father telling me I was being served and my delinquent credit card (Orchard Bank) of 4 years went from an amount of $585 to $3100 and if I don't pay, my wages will be garnished.

this number will not stop calling even after do not call enabled

Phone rings, I answer, they hang up.