They called my cell phone asking "Can I speak to Betty?". Betty is my wife's name. I asked "who?", and again they asked "Can I speak to Betty?". It was the exact same tone, inflection, everything. It was a recording. I asked "who is calling?" and a person with the same voice as the recording got on the line and asked for "the man or the woman of the house". I asked "why?" and about a 30 second recording came on pulling at my heart strings, asking for money to support disabled veterans. Then the live person came back on asking if I wanted to donate. I said nothing and let the caller listen to my car radio. They soon hung up.

Called my cell - left no message. Interestingly, I had joined Disabled American Veterans organization a couple of weeks ago - is this telemarketer (ref: 08/17/16 note from Bob) accessing DAV's database??? If so - better tighten up, DAV!

Disabled American Veterans called my cell and asked for "Mary." I said they had the wrong number and hung up.

This is a total scam.  White pages states this number is flagged as scam or fraud and is a Bandwidth SMSEnabled VoIP with a Pittsburgh zip code.

Unknown caller called my cell phone. I don't know how they got the number as I do not give it out. Did not answer.