On Jan 25, 2008, got calls from 612-326-5608, 612-326-5609 and 612-246-3836, and the callers did not leave a message. I didn't bother to call them back. I usually like to check the number before I call them back. Thanks for the information.

Said they were from the US Government Finance Dept. (no such thing) and told me something about $5000 that they would put into my bank account.  I told them that they were frauds!

Got a call on my prepaid cell phone with virgin mobile, and there was people talking in the background, but no one said anything, and then they hung up.

I recived a phone call from INTL Gateway with a number that was near my area. They called five times in a row when I was in the shower, one of my family members answered the phone all five times and every time the person on the other line wouldnt speak until the fifth call. when my family asked who it was the person wouldnt give a name, company or number just that they had a message for me. when my family pushed them further for the message they said that a package would arrive for me the next day western union at llam and that I needed to sign for it. I tried calling the number back not more than ten minutes later but it just said this number is not in service. Now im freaked out cause I have no idea who this person is, I want to know what they are sending but Im not going to accept a package when I dont know what the heck is in it. later on I checked the white pages by doing a reverse number look up and it came up that it was a land line, level 3 communications but that the number was not in service...what was funny is that the location that it gave was in simi valley and the area code that came up is for mission viejo a city about two hours away from simi valley.

Alright, I'll settle this whole number mystery. I have a friend in Australia, and I live in Minnesota (actually in the 612 area code) and when he calls from his cell phone to the USA, it goes through a non-working number. Sometimes it's from this number, other times it's from an 813 area code. In my experience (and I literally just got a phone call from him today) it is a non-working number that is used for international phone users to call the United States. I always let the call run to voicemail and make sure it's him, then I phone him back!