415-121-6432 / 4151216432

Repeated calls from this # I do not know it nor do I answer it....but it is annoying

415-121-6432Well, we're at the end of another month once again and this 'Grifter', as well as the usual old 'parasites' have continually called me long distance (this one, some new 'leech' utilizing a telephone number from CA state - San Francisco area) to my 'for emergency only use' private cell phone number. This unsolicited caller has called my private cellphone number repeatedly since early this morning! After having read similar notes from others here, as well as performing a numbers search, I've now confirmed this number to be a Verified SPAMMER (aka Grifter / Scammer / Crammer)! You know these ‘call center criminals’, they're the ones using the (everyday American) first name (moniker/alias) such as Andrew, Amy, Ann, Andy, Steve, Sam, Sylvia, Susan, Tom, Theresa, Mike, Mary, Bob, Bill, or whomever 'running' a 'Gift Card' Scam, the ‘Home Loan Modification’ SCAM, a 'phony (generic) Survey' SCAM, the usual ‘Home Security’ SCAM, the well-known 'Cruise Line' SCAM, the 'bogus Political Survey' SCAM, the highly illegal ‘Microsoft Windows Security Specialist’ SCAM, somebody claiming to have legal authority and is with some sort of attorney's office, somebody pretending to be a process server (who will never call you - BTW), etc. Their only intent is to illegally ascertain your personal info for their own dubious purposes and nothing more! They’re nothing more than 'Grifters' (aka Con Artists/Scammers/Crammers) and should be treated as the criminals they are!I do not answer/have never answered calls from numbers which are not listed in my phone's 'Contact List', but instead, I add them as a Verified SPAMMER to it, so that I'll know that such 'bogus' calls are to be ignored in the future...especially while driving. In addition, I never respond to nor ever return these calls, especially using the "press 1 to be removed" feature, as all types of calls like these are all just simply SCAMs and these types of 'Grifters' obviously 'don't play by the rules' anyway. Calling them back or picking-up the call only shows them that you are in fact a 'live' number and they'll just 'pass along' your number to other criminals for financial gain. I ignore these calls so that maybe after several rings/unanswered calls, parasites like these might hopefully and eventually drop my number from their 'Let’s See Who We Can Try To Rip-off and SCAM Today’ list…which is no doubt being shared throughout the world’s call centers (criminal ‘Web of Thieves’) each day!BTW, don't believe the 'trolls' here that tell you that you must have unintentionally added your name to some sort of list at one time or another, as I sometimes wonder if the 'trolls' I see frequenting '800notes.com' are in fact even legitimate posters at all and might just not be ‘plants’ by the SPAMMERs themselves? I have never listed my cellphone number anywhere nor with anyone and I do not use it to call anybody...except for emergency purposes only; i.e., medical, fire, and law enforcement; therefore, I'm assuming that SPAMMERs like these have 'tapped' into the various cell provider databases and are sharing your personal and private information amongst their criminal ‘Web of Thieves’?Hopefully, with the new Federal Regulations announced earlier this year r/e SPAMMERs (unsolicited telephone solicitors and/or 'bogus' survey takers), we all should (hopefully) be seeing an eventual end to these types of 'bogus' calls sometime soon...cheers. BTW, if you haven't already figured it out by now, the 'DNC' does not work! It's only evident that the majority of us here have already signed-up for it a long time ago and we continually and religiously report new numbers to them...to no avail!Caller: The usual Pacific Northwest (OR & WA) 'Mega Group' of ScammersCall Type: Telemarketer

I just called this number and it said that it is a nonworking number. I am confused as to what to do to stop the phone calls when the number is not a working number according to the phone company. Just saying.

You can file a complaint with the National Do Not Call Registry at www.donotcall.gov I just did the more they get the quicker they can go after them. If you havent registered your number you can its free. You can register your home and cell phones.

I just got a call from 415-121-6432...I did not answer and they did not leave a message. I googled the number and read these messages and after reading that they are saying its "walmart giftcard" I find that very suspicious. Walmart will call and send a notification by certified mail if you won, and there online sweepstakes drawings after you complete a survey happen every 3 mnths. If I did win something I will wait for the certified letter I am not talking to anyone over the phone.. Sounds like a scam....

415-121-6432 This number is calling my cell and land line. Please see that they don't call me in future. Thanks

Receive calls all the time from this number. I never answer. I am on the do not call list. I figured it was a telemarket. I see from these posts that is what it is.

DITTO! I am sick of getting these nonsense calls.

Just got a call from this number. When I tried to call back there was no ring tone.

Just received a call from this number 415-121-6432 - very 'pleasant' lady! Sweetly told me I had won a $10 gift card from Walmart for completing a 'survey', and a $100 Walmart gift card from Walker Network, and she was not requiring me to answer any more questions, just wanted to make sure I would receive the $100 gift card from her company, Walker Network! Of course I had not completed any such survey. I am on the 'do not call list, so I asked for her name ('Sylvia Davis'), company (Walker Network), and phone number; she was reluctant to give me the information and kept trying to change the subject by asking me to 'just go to your computer, so I can make sure you'll get your $100'!; finally gave me a different number than the one she called from - gave me 877-332-1490. I asked her what was the name of the person she was calling - and there was silence!! I said, well, if I completed a survey, and that's why you're calling, then you must know the name of the person you're calling to speak with! She started to change the subject again, (insisting I go to my computer, and that she was 'only trying to help' me), so I said, 'just as I thought, you're a fraud', and hung up. Looked them up - they're in San Francisco. If they call again, I shall report it to the FTC for violating the Do Not Call registration.