407-480-9999 / 4074809999

7/11/11 3:00pm 407-480-9999 is still at it.

Also received calls from 407-480-9999 - "Florida"NEVER answer calls I do not recognize, just let thephone ring. Also reported to Do Not Call.

Here's another plan:Call the FTC Nuisance Call Service Center... 877-382-4357 - report the current number and record your complaint # in a note on your computer where you can easily find it. Every time you get a call from Card Services - report the current number. I have been getting these calls for a year, am on DOT Not Call list, and have no credit cards.If everybody adds another inbound call complaint to their FTC ticket number, somebody in the FTC will eventually need to get their act together. If all of these calls are reported, the FTC complaint numbers will spike (the government runs on numbers) and it may get their attention.IF it doesn't, the next step is to start a petition on www.change.org to force the FTC to figure out who these guys are and prosecute them. You cannot tell me that the FTC does not have the technology to track these slimes.Honestly, these are the only illegal calls I get. The FTC can find them ONCE they have been motivated to do something about the calls.

Got a call from 407-480-9999. Caller ID: FLORIDA. No message left.

The call stopped for a while, but they are back at with this different number.

407-480-9999Account Management services hung up on me when I asked them how they got my number, as I have an unlistedand do not call number.This is at least the 4th time that they have called my number

Got calls from (407) 480-9999. dialed *60 and entered number in my blocked number list. Bye annoying calls. A lot of people are not aware of *60 call blocking. Believe me it is great. Saves alot of annoyances.

I have been getting a call on a regular basis. When I answer to have them remove our number, they either hang up or tell me to ....(don't need to tell you what they said).They are vulgar, and most of the time barely speaking English. I have reported them to the department handling this sort of things but with all the scammers nowadays, this branch of the government is overworked and certainly does not seem to be capable of stopping this.Good luck to everyone who gets caught up in this whirlwind of calls from these scammers. BTW they change their numbers faster than we can report them.THEY ARE NOT WORTH OUR TIME.

I just tell scammers I work for the FBI. If I get emails where someone is wanting my info, I tell them to call me, and then I give them the number of the FBI and tell them to ask for J. Edgar. You know, it might be fun to sing them some God-awful song, too, if you actually want to jerk them around a bit when you get one of them on the line. Tell them you thought they were a talent scout from America's Got Talent, etc. Or, since I'm a transcriptionist, maybe I'll just let them listen to one of the crappy reports I have to listen to. If that doesn't get them to stop calling, I don't know what would. I think I could have all kinds of fun with this thing....after all, I was even able to get obscene phone callers to hang up on me years ago. I'd just let them rattle on with their supposedly shocking spiel, then I'd turn my head and holler, "Ma, it's for you!!" (Better to have fun with the thing than to get all upset about it.)

Received a call from this number. Rang twice then hung up.