559-205-0195 / 5592050195

I've received this same call today and I've never previously until trump became president. Hmmm

My wife had a call from this number this morning, but did not pick up suspecting it was another scam. We know no one in the area code they called from and assume if the caller was "legitimate" they'd be leaving a message. They didn't.... Interestingly, only a few minutes before she got her call, I had a single ring on my cell from 336-477-8803, which 800notes.com contributors say is the same scammer group.Yes, these calls are frustrating. Unfortunately scumbags call because they know the law off averages are on their side and they're going to get lucky every so often and steal some poor gullible soul's money. What they do is a big business, and they are making billions of dollars bilking easy "marks". They also know they are never going to get caught. I have seen no significant effort by our federal or state representatives to stop this thievery. Wonder why OUR elected officials seem so uninterested in protecting their constituents from phone predators.

Robo call. No one on the line. Can't wait until the FTC encourages phone providers to block spoofed caller ID numbers and robo dialers.

Our privacy rights were taken away and our numbers were sold to companies for solicitation purposes. Now we get to pay for incoming unsolicited sales calls.The scripted left agenda slowly chips away at all of our rights, so we don't notice or mind giving in, "just a little" each time.

Obama didn't cause this (I hate Obama, but I don't place blame where it doesn't belong). However, he did nothing to curb these calls either; just like everyone. Perhaps Trump will do something about it. He's a bit different then all the other politicians.

They said the same thing to me. My car warranty was about to expire. I own a 2004. And I bought it used so the warranty is beyond expired.

You still pay for minutes?

This has nothing to do with the Obama administration. In fact, in May 2014, Sprint was fined a record $7.5 million for failing to honor requests by consumers to opt out of receiving telemarketing calls and texts. The fine followed an investigation that had begun in 2012.

Got a call from this number blocked it. if they make it so easy for companies to sell our personal information maybe we should start getting paid for what they sell is there anyone out there that is legally minded that could help us all in this crisis of selling personal information I think 98.9% of the sale should go to the owner of the phone number what do you think? thank you Emanon.

Got the warranty scam call today. Told them my newest car is a 1999, oldest is a 1990. I asked if they really thought I had any warranty after 2002. They hung up.