516-800-0000 / 5168000000

their no. is 516-800-0000

I have been receiving calls from 516-800-0000 for the past week, more than five. I asked if I could have a number to call THEM back and the number they gave me was 800-360-3683, "Hottest Talk Line For Ladies". I have reported to FCC and placed my number on Do Not Call Registry.

I bought a new phone and i can block any number i want..it rings 1 quick 1/2 ring and then it goes quite...i blocked my cell number and tried it to see what it does and quick ring then it plays busy sound..best damn phone i ever bought..i get a lot of these numbers and block them all..lmoa..Panasonic KX-TG4741

I continue to get calls from this number at 2-3 per week. The few times we picked up, it was an obvious scam called claiming to be from Microsoft asking us for personal info, These calls need to stop.

This never calls after 9 pm on a week night and wakes my kids, at 6 pm (dinner time) on a Saturday, sometimes responds to my "Hello", sometimes doesn't. This is nuts!

Oops.. "Caller" not "never"

They said they were a Microsoft Partner. When I pressed them on what that means, they hung up. They have called twice today.

I did and im positive thats where this scumbag got my number

The individual at this number kept calling me every 2-4 days not long after I got my new laptop. Claimed he was from Microsoft and it was in regards to my computer. I contacted my retailer who warned me they get a lot of people calling about this, this person is a scammer. When I told this person to stop calling me, he said "not gonna happen" in a threatening tone. Verizon was totally useless in helping me block this caller. I reported it to my local police and at least they will try to track this person. down. I went out and got new Panasonic phones with call blocker built in and this number is now blocked.

get calls almost every day - sometimes more than once from 516-800-0000 - they hang up when they get my answering machine (except today, male voice said "hello, hello, hello?). Blocking them within *60 didn't work.