201-845-6009 / 2018456009

DO NOT CALL MY NUMBER NO MORE

No response after answering.

A drunk b"@#$ called this evening. I screwed with the drunk until it hung up.

Same - trying to sell a fake warranty.I usually just add these guys to the local contacts on my phone and block them from future calls.One and done... don't waste your time by giving them an opportunity to call again.

I answered as my business, so they hung up without identifying themselves, but the woman's voice sounds identical to the woman that would call in search of donations for some charity. I blocked their old number, but I'm guessing they changed numbers to get around all the blocks.

No it doesn't seem to matter ... they have either found a way around the 'Do Not Call' register or just don't care. Neither answer leaves us, the consumer, any better for it. Blocking the calls only works short term; they just spoof another number and continue with unsolicited calls. I understand how frustrating it is to get these calls; believe they just go through these numbers one at a time hoping for response.

part of message, then hung up

Verizon is using the number 201-845-6009 for unwanted calls.

They just steal/spoof another number to get around the blocks. It's a scam that seems to grow without punishment. Private and unpublished numbers appear to have no bearing on the callers ability. Mobile phones aren't any safer ... they start with a range of numbers and continue calling. We as consumers should have recourse against this; but it seems we don't, even being on DNC (Do Not Call) register doesn't stop them.

Some idiot called the house about 9:12 this morning claiming to be from "Buick Headquarters" (yeah, right). First off, it started out with a woman on the other end of the line, asking her about her car warranty. Grandma resisted, so the lady got another person, a man, on the line. He was a lot more sassy, demanding my grandmother, who wasn't even dressed for the day yet, to go out to the garage and check the mileage on her car. She said 'no' and, of course, he goes into spiel about how expensive the repairs will be if she didn't get it. For $599, the exact number given by the woman, everything would be covered. Grandma, bless her heart, hung up on him. She wasn't about to put up with his sass. Go grandma!