Nope, but they called me a little while ago. I missed the call.

Just received a call from this unknown number, did not answer it.  Is a Michigan area code, called it and it said "Thank you for calling, if you'd like to be placed on our do not call list...."  Obviously a telemarketer

2 missed calls, called back, got same recording as Russ & Jodi (see above postings). Did not press any key.. call was disconnected. Called back; same thing.
These types of calls burn me to an extent ( quickly checked-but still..) as being disproportionate to the actual offense. I mean, in the grand scheme of things, this isn't like a human rights violation or anything.. but for some reason this sneaky bull*&^$ kind of call always makes me feel like I've been violated in a way that is somehow supposed to be taken in stride as just an unavoidable part of having a phone... But I PAY for this cell phone service. And I just jumped up from the middle of something and wasted even MORE time playing some stupid game.
Telemarketers have to eat too.. I know. But this runaround game is a slap in the face.
There should be a law.
Ok. Now I feel better. :)

Recived a call from this number at 4:36   PsT on Feb 16th did not answer and they left no maessage.   I agrre that Adam Henri's who abuse their cell phones by making unsolicited calls should be strung up by their testicles.

Just got a call from this number and I answered. It was a recording saying "This is an important message from your credit card service. This is our last attempt to reach you. We have important information about lowering your interest rates..."

Then it gave the option to press 1 to speak to a rep or press 3 to allow the opportunity to expire.

I pressed 1. The line went from the recording to a live person who then immediately disconnected the call.