999-999-9999 / 9999999999

received a 999-999-9999 number on my cell phone bill. Desc shows 0000003254. Anybody tell me what the most updated info is on this?

recording. call was from limited too coupon was set to expire in a couple of days. they were reminding me to get out and spend my money

SOMEONE CALLED ME AND HAD THE WRONG NUMBER!I think I will need to submit a complaint about this!

Lady called claiming to be from comcast and said she had some great promotional deals for me.Asked for my husband told her he was at work,i asked her whats the promblem and again she said she had great promotional deals and if i was interested and i said No...not sure if this is a scammer or a telemarketer.

Most likely a spoofer; thousands out there; this is like the 000-000-0000 calls. Either that, or the caller hasn't reset the default on their phone, or they're covering up where they really are. This falls under the "DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME" section of do-not-answer.

I got this phone call to my cellphone yesterday morning around 10am and this morning 9am while i'm at work. I even called up my cellphone company to see if they know anything. But they didn't. Any solutions??

I called back and got free money. It was a good use of my time.

I usually try to convince the person to kill themselves. Anything to take up their time.

Please use periods in your sentences. You just wrote a long run on that makes no sense.

Calls come from a telemarketing firm, who buys numbers like that from a bigger firm. They have x amount of paid telephone people, and xxx amount of software constantly dialing people like you and me. If I answer the phone and no telemarketers are available to talk to me, it hangs up. If there is one available, and I answer, there is a brief silence and a click and it signals an available person there to get on the line and pitch something to the person who has answered. NOW they know that is a working telephone #.What I've learned about the all 9s calls is that it can be from anyone (so, Blockbuster, fake police organizations, etc.) because it's essentially a "mask" of the caller's actual phone number