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I've been getting phone calls from this number(not answered) and have searched the whocallsme web site,this number has been around for about 4 years it seems, the responses have ranged from a company in Salem Ohio to identity thieves to ambulance chasers. Does anyone have any relevant info ?
I'm not too fussed, if I don't recognise the number, I don't answer.
I've been getting phone calls from this number(not answered) and have searched the whocallsme web site,this number has been around for about 4 years it seems, the responses have ranged from a company in Salem Ohio to identity thieves to ambulance chasers. Does anyone have any relevant info ?
I'm not too fussed, if I don't recognise the number, I don't answer.
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"To better inform everyone the number 123 456 7890, it used to hid the actual caller....it's called caller voice over internet protcol (IP) or caller ID spoofing. It's like a call card, with a pin. Look it up and better inform yourself. If anyone is familiar with the phone company Vonage? this company made this device, it's illegal but criminals now use to to hind where they are actually calling from. A bill was passed in June 2007 Bill S. 704 named truth in caller ID Act. Law enforcement is expempted from this law. It original purpose was for business personal to make it look like there are calling from the office,which in return they were not. or the average person for privacy purposes. So fraudulent telemarketers use this device, they could be calling from anywhere, so be careful of calling any number back due to long distance charges.
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"To better inform everyone the number 123 456 7890, it used to hid the actual caller....it's called caller voice over internet protcol (IP) or caller ID spoofing. It's like a call card, with a pin. Look it up and better inform yourself. If anyone is familiar with the phone company Vonage? this company made this device, it's illegal but criminals now use to to hind where they are actually calling from. A bill was passed in June 2007 Bill S. 704 named truth in caller ID Act. Law enforcement is expempted from this law. It original purpose was for business personal to make it look like there are calling from the office,which in return they were not. or the average person for privacy purposes. So fraudulent telemarketers use this device, they could be calling from anywhere, so be careful of calling any number back due to long distance charges.
Reply !"
I read that too DT, hence avoiding answering the phone.
I've no idea about vonnage, and don't wish to know anything about them Telus also was mentioned somewhere.
It's my hubby's mobile they phone, but I don't have caller ID on mine so I guess I could be more susceptible. (what wa word for a Monday night !!) if that word exists :)
I've no idea about vonnage, and don't wish to know anything about them Telus also was mentioned somewhere.
It's my hubby's mobile they phone, but I don't have caller ID on mine so I guess I could be more susceptible. (what wa word for a Monday night !!) if that word exists :)