Call claining to be from AAA

has called my phone several times. I put them in my do not call registry.

Caller was a female telling me that she want to confirm a order from Staples delivering to my company. But I never placed any order using my cell phone on my company name. Asking her how she get my number, she told me that she has my address too. It's a big scam...Beware..

Kept asking if I had a visa, when I asked him to quit calling he got very rude and said he would if I would tell him about my visa card. would not let me talk to his supervisor.

Who is this? They call every day. No answer if answered. How do I stop them? Thanks

this number calls twice a day to a number that's on a do not call list-leaves no message

how r u i am kathir

I believe that this is NOT legitmate. They said they could sell my timeshare for $1795 cost to me but couldn't provide any details much less a real estate license number for any state.

got a call twice today from this number. No voice, no answer.

Calls at least twice daily - I do not answer phone - Never leaves message

hung up after answering both times, won't answer a call-back, we are on the do-not-call registry

High volume outbound callers such as surveyors, debt collectors, politicians, telemarketers, etc. all try to maximize their resources. Given the general unpredictability of answers, callers resort to using multiple lines per agent employing dialing strategies known as predictive dialing and power dialing. Predictive dialing utilizes a pacing algorithm that factors agent availability, average call times, and answer rates in an attempt to maximize agent talk time with the lowest possible abandonment rate. Despite clever pacing, agents are inevitably unavailable for all answers and abandonment occurs. Power dialing maximizes agent talk time by continuously dialing all available lines. This results in astronomical abandonment rates.