Just missed a call from them.  The message left was about thirty seconds of background noise.  Heard the caller laugh once at something another somebody else said, and then also heard him say something like "Come on!", clearly not having realized that he was already in the voicemail message.  Heard numerous voices in the background speaking in Indian accents, presumably on other such "important" calls...

individual with what he thought was an English accent called wanting to speak to the doctor and no one but him,  When we put the doc on the phone this man started in about how their company in the UK wanted to pay him to do surveys...um...no. When he was told that the call will be reported to the local and federal agencies because they tried to run a scam on a professional office. the man hung up..oh well   no scams here.

I got a call today (July 20th 2011) with a pre- recorded message saying that this was the last time they would be in touch with me ragrding my credit card (I have had no letters or calls).  It then went on to say that I "could speak to a friendly customer service agent" who would help me transfer my credit card balance over to another card (I had to have a minimum balance owing of approximately $1000.00).  The message was pre-recorded, in a polite english (native) accent.  They basically want you to panic thinking your credit card may be stopped and then they get your details and off they go with the information. I'm repoting it!

indian guy with a fake british accent saying he was in england wants to speak to the dr.

Guy with fake Indian accent but I thought it was my nephew kidding around because he asked for my husband by name.  I said "you're not fooling me" and he hung up.  When I tracked the call to Bridgeport CT I realized it couldn't be my nephew because he lives in Florida.  So now I think it was a scam.  My sister lives in the same area code but it wasn't her number.