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Who called 3472131780
Location: New York
Operator: Билайн
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Jan 19, 2011
This number called 1/18/2011 at 4pm, a female recorded message claiming to be from our credit card company, did not say the credit card name, saying they could reduce the interest rate. I hit the 0 three times and a male voice came on at which point I told them to remove my phone number and put it on the do not call, the caller simply hung up.
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Feb 4, 2011
hate this!!!
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Feb 5, 2011
Same message coming from many numbers. Credit card scam. This is what showed up on my caller ID :
NWYRCYZNO3  NY      ( WHATEVER THAT IS )
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Feb 8, 2011
I also found info online that seems to show this number being a Verizon cell phone in New York.  I called Verizon, just to tell them that whoever has this number , is using it for this fake "card services" calling.  I told them that this number is possibly being used to get personal account info from people, and/or for illegal activity.  
The Verizon rep told me to get my # on the do not call list, and there is nothing more they can do. I told her that my number is already on the do not call list, and repeated my concern about this number calling me and many other people.  I told her that I found this whocallsme.com website, and 2 others, that have several reports of this "card services" scam from 347-213-1780.  She said they would "make a note" on this account.
Try calling verizon wireless-maybe if they get many complaints about whoever has this number, they will take notice.
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Feb 10, 2011
Same as above ...called me at 4:07 pm ....altho I'm also on the do not call list...plus I called the Federal abuse line who will do more for you.It's called the gramma scam".....
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Feb 10, 2011
Got a call from this number today, and thank God for caller ID.  I hardly ever answer the phone anymore, seems like phone-scams are on the rise, and interestingly this is the second one in weeks I've heard about coming from New York (the other being from Buffalo, where phone-scammers are threatening people over the phone with imprisonment if they don't divulge their bank account information).

The state attorney general offices SAY they can help prosecute fake scammers like this, but they can't do anything without a business' address.  A surefire way of telling whether something is a scam?  Ask the jerks for their physical mailing address, they will NEVER give it to you.  (in other words: if they demand money from you through an account number over the phone, and you turn it around on them by asking them to give you a mailing address so you can mail them a money order, and suddenly they refuse to give any such information... bingo, it's a scam)

If you ARE lucky enough to get an address, report it to the BBB and FTC first. But NEVER give away your money unless you are 100% sure where it's going!
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