Feb 12, 2016
They called me and then hung up on me. So I called the number back (wish I'd Googled it first), and she said, "Hello, this is Amy from (unintelligible, something like Ship Jobs), can you hear me okay?" I asked, "What company did you say this was?" At that point we were disconnected. I Googled it on whitepages.com, and they label it as "suspected spam." from Red Oak, Texas. People there identified it as an automated phone call about school opportunities. But both I time got the call, it was live (not automated) and it was the lady I mentioned above, Amy. Also Whitepages.com identifies it as "(214) 617-2615, Bandwidth SMSEnabled VoIP, Red Oak, TX