Like a broken vending machine that keeps spitting out the same unwanted snack, this number repeatedly doles out automated pitches for car warranties, home equity loans, and debt relief. The calls are mostly silent drops or brief recordings, a classic sign of robocall spam. If you’re on a Do‑Not‑Call list, you can still file complaints with the FTC and report the number to your carrier for possible blocking. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter, register with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, and consider a third‑party blocker. Document each call—time, date, and content—to strengthen any future dispute.
On 10/19/11, a robocall was received on my cell phone, attempting to persuade me to lock in low rates.
The call was unsolicited and unexpected.
Apparently, this number attempted to contact me, but I received no message. When I tried to return the call via Skype, it was flagged as an invalid number, suggesting they are hiding their actual phone number.
A call was made to my mobile from this number, but I didn't answer, mainly because I don't recognize anyone with this DC area code, and I dislike phone spam.
It appears this number is still active, as evidenced by a recent call.
It's likely that this caller obtained my number from the fraudulent online pharmacy easymd.com, which claims to sell medications but never actually delivers, as I was able to obtain a credit from VISA due to their fraud.
When I received the call, my phone displayed 'Census' as the caller ID
For two weeks now, I've been receiving calls from this number, claiming I was randomly selected for a cell phone survey that would reward me with $10 upon completion.
A missed call from this number was recorded on my cell phone at 10:23:24am on 07/27/2008
I'm confused as to why I received two calls from this number, despite not being an Obitz user, and I'm frustrated that they're calling me without a valid reason.
Initially, the caller claimed to be conducting a survey, but later admitted it was a cell phone survey, which is not permissible
I also received a call from this number.
Regarding this company, I'd appreciate any additional information, which can be sent to genegosdasr@yahoo.com, as I intend to report the phone number 202-552-1332 to the police department.
I dont know why they keep calling my cell phone everyday, its really annoying, especialy since im not working due to illness and dont want to be bother with unknown calls
Through investigation and collaboration with the police, I confirmed that this number is associated with the same people as 585-492-8968, and we were able to get them to stop calling our business
We've received multiple calls from 1-202-552-1332, where the caller doesn't speak, but leaves a message claiming to be from a collection agency and urging a callback to another number.
This marks the third call from this number, each time leaving a stern recorded message on my voicemail regarding an auto warranty expiration.
Orbitz, owned by Cendant, has ties to timeshare sales, Avis and Budget car rentals, and Coldwell Banker real estate, following a split into four separate companies
Today, I recieved a call from them, I chose to ignore it, at 11:22 am I allready had over 6 telemarketing calls since 8:45 am, this situation is becomming unmanagable and im considdering changing my number.
Returning the call revealed it to be a home equity mortgage company, though it's unclear how they obtained my cell number since I rent in Boston
The recording I heard when I called this number back was from Mortgage Services, informing me about home financing options, with a caller ID showing Washington DC
A call from this number claimed I was in good standing with Nicor, my local gas company, and offered a deal from a Chinese gas company, which raised some eyebrows; it's unclear how they obtained my number, and the caller ID displayed 'COLLEUS UNITED'.
A long voicemail was left regarding low interest loans, but it was useless and annoying, especally since it was just a recorded message
A call from this number attempted to scam me into checking a 3-digit code on my printer, claiming to be from the company that sold it, but they couldn't provide the company name or specify which printer, becoming agitated when questioned, and even called back with an insult before hanging up.
The called my house and I didnt pick up, I saw US United Collection on the caller ID and thought it was someone I owed money to, now that everyone mentions orbit.com, I did happen to visit there website the other day looking at airline tickets.
Upon listening to the message from this number, all I heard was static, and the claim of being from Washington DC seemed suspicious, especially since neither I nor my family have any connection to Orbitz.
I just received a call on my business line from this number, with another bogus claim that my auto warranty is expiring; however, I know that it's not set to expire until 2012.
Despite never posting my number online, I received a call from this number, leaving me unsure how they obtained it, and I chose not to answer or check for a voicemail.
Daily calls to my work cell phone occur, with no messages left; initially, a pre-recorded message about expiring auto insurance was played, providing another number to call
I got two calls from this number on my cell phone today