This is a UCLA number. When I told my UCLA contact that when I called this number it sent me to a general operator, she had no clue her calls were showing this number and not her personal number.

In point, get their direct line or use email/text as this number leads you to an operator that does not know who called you.

Added to SPAM list.  

its been about 15 calls to my cell.  Please make them stop.

thank You

Caller ID says UCLA.  Asked for someone I never heard of.  I told them wrong number; then blocked them.

One can no longer trust caller ID with scammers spoofing them.  There is a Truth in Caller ID Act; and the criminals do not care.

Received at least 4 calls on my cellphone; 2 voice mail messages from "Barbara" asking for "Camryn/Cameron," with whom she'd spoken earlier. She said "Dr. DiGiorgio needed to speak with him/her regarding their medication and wanted to see them at "the clinic" on 5/22/14. She made it seem as if this was an urgent medical matter. Received 2 more calls today. Missed the first one and got similar voice mail message. I answered the next call and a male with an accent, maybe Middle Eastern, but not sure but he identified himself as Dr. DiGiorgio and asked for Camryn/Cameron. I told him someone had been calling all week and they have the wrong number. He apologized and hung up, only to call right back within 3 seconds. I answered and told him to remove my number from their files. I'm certain it's a scam so I blocked the number. However, as is often the case with scam artists, they probably use more than one number, so beware.