515-789-7889 / 5157897889

am registered on the do not call but continue to get these unwanted calls. would like this company reported

This is a scam.

The company called to suggest that stimulus money was available to lower my credit card balance. No credit card specifically was mentioned. It was almost certainly fraudulent.

The city is famous for being the site of a July 23, 1933, shootout between members of the Barrow gang and police from as far away as Des Moines.Is this at all helpful? At least it should ad entertainment value!

Caller ID said "Iowa call", answering machine picked up;they hung up. Thats what I love about technology. They can call, the machine screens and they still have to pay for the call.

What good is the DO NOT CALL LIST if they keep calling!!!! Come on FCC, do your job and make these people leave us alone and stop calling!!!They said the are CREDIT CARD SERVICES wanting to lower my interest rate and wanted me to give them my "Credit Card Number".... FUNNY.... I don't have a credit card!

YET ANOTHER of these stupid we are wanting to consolidate your credit cards that you don't even freaking have calls. SOooooooooooooooooooooooo annoying.

lowering my credit card interest. When I asked to be taken off their list, the nice lady hung up.

What state are you in? In my state you can file a complaint online right through the Attorney Generals website, check out your state, I imagine they have it on there somewhere. Here is the deal with the DO NOT CALL registry, I read this a few years ago about a man in Colorado who had made over $2700 that yr. by turning these type of people in. When George Bush Sr. was in office is when they made the do not call list a law, and he signed a deal before he left office that gives you the money, not the state for the harrasing calls from these people, most of the time the state fines them and they get the money, it was a lengthy article about how all this happened, but the amount is around $400.00 fine for them bothering you, some companies pay a lot more to keep their name off of being sued and lost, so they settle for quite a bit more. That is how the man had made so much that yr., some of them gave him like $900 to drop the suit against them, either way if you file the complaint online in the state you live, they aren't going to send a person to your county to go to court, you win and they will have to PAY YOU, NOT THE STATE! Sorry for the long post, but they will help you, but you have to do the paperwork, but it can be done right online, in Missouri you can anyway, I'm filing on these clowns, they have bothered me 4 times in the last month, I give anyone a couple chances, they don't listen and I can use the cash and maybe that is what it takes to get their attention.

Ok people. Here's the scoop on 515-789-7889. The number is bogus. In my opinion the call is not necessarily limited to the items mentioned in this forum. Rather the call is initiated for various purposes.I can only speculate here but from what I've observed this number originates in the eastern US, either Chicago or Eastern seaboard. (MIT?, CIA?, Homeland Security? Mob?). It appears to be associated with data mining and/or IP trace Routing. You should pay attention to whether you were on the internet at the time the phone rings. I've found a relationship between certain websites visited, at certain times of the day, and when this call comes in. Under the scenerios I've created the calls seem to be more focused on internet activity. I'm talking about, Banking, Gaming, and Porn websites. It appears that whom ever is behind the phone calls is more interested in where your computer is connected by way of the internet than in making a verbal voice contact. At least that's what I've found so far. Keep in mind that every phone number is its own IP address, just as computers and routers. You can prove what I've mentioned above and additionaly experiment by isolating specific routers to your computer when you conduct certain activities. It takes time and some practice but it works.My recommendation is that you isolate a computer for each task thereby protecting your valuable information from unwanted intrusions.Racerdog.... aka: El Zoro Grande!!!