Sometimes nothing is said. Other times someone says "Bueno" and then nothing. Today it was a recorded voice that said "Good Bye". That is all that was said.

Caller appears to be a advertising company spamming phone numbers. GET LOST!

Someone at this number called me three times. I missed one of the calls, but no message was left. I tried to answer the other two times, but the hung up before I could say hello.

didnt know the number so didnt answer they didnt leave a messaga either

you owe money and have something on your credit and they will definitely keep calling

calls 100 x's a day

This is a collection agency calling my number in error - they refuse to stop calling me even when I have told them I do not know who they are calling and that they have the wrong number. When I tell them they have the wrong number they refuse to deal with this. When I asked them not to call my number they have hung up on my. How can this be allowed to happen?

caller claimed to be John Cross, from Cross Construction returning my bosses call- which was not true, I asked for his number to have the boss call him back and he gave me a number that was not accurate, then insisted on my bosses cell number, when I refused he cursed at me and hung up

keeps calling and calling about mortgage and I'm a rentor. Tell them to take me off their list, threaten to report them to police and they keep calling.

Left message saying they wanted details of how to transfer a large sum of money to me tomorrow. Foreign accent, possibly Nigerian.

they hang up as soon as i answer. almost got in a car accedent because I thought it was an emergincy. If i find this person. I will flatten each one of there car tiers and suggerize the fing gastank.

Machine called, using spoofed caller ID, playing a pre-recorded message about lowering my credit card rates, and the usual "Press 1 to speak to a live operator and lower your rates now." I get several of these calls a week, and I'm on the DNCL. I always press 1 and ask to be put on their do not call list. The usually acknowledge my request with a hangup. This time, the conversation went like this: Scammer: "Card Financial Services (or something similar, mumbled quickly), this is (mumbled her name quickly) speaking. Can I help you?" Me: "Are you going to hang up on me?" Scammer: "You betcha!" <click!> It's unfathomable. I really wonder why they bother to call, other than to harass and annoy people?