Automated woman's voice telling me that my debit card had been declined and to press 1 for more information. From Missouri. Just hung up.

I got a similar call form this number that was so garbled I could not understand what they were asking but sure it is a scammer cal.

Could not understand the call.

Pre-recorded message saying it was the "National Credit Clearinghouse" or something like that, and that my debit card has been suspended. Told me to press 1 to connect with an operator. I pressed "hang up" instead, since  it was clearly a scam of some kind.

Receiving calls from this place through a trunk line, so blocking this number doesn't work. Although your caller ID shows this number, they're getting thru. I'm on the 'Do Not Call List' but it doesn't help when the SAME scammers use varying numbers, robocall prerecord messages as they spoof this number. It's getting WORSE, and they literally BOMBARD you at ALL hours.

There's a GREAT app for Android users called 'Privacy Star' and for $2.99 per month it's worth it to get more info, block, AND report to the gov site in easy steps. IPhone needs to allow users to block numbers. There's a free voicemail service where your unanswered calls are forwarded and if it's someone who actually needs to contact you, they can leave VM. You can see & hear it almost instantly on your phone. A paid plan will transcribe your voicemail by humans or app (you choose) for a small monthly fee. You get a text within 30 seconds with your VM message and you can choose to read, especially when you need discretion and don't want others to hear, or using an earbud is too obvious. It's called YouMail - have used it since they began, and they've also added an auto-spam filter with help from users blocking same numbers. You'll SEE the call, but it won't ring.

I've called the Do Not Call.gov number and they do answer, but as gov employees tell you to call back if you're called again. Not very helpful.