Just an FYI - Vitelity is not calling anyone, they are simply a phone company like AT&T or Verizon.

As for your call type suggestion, I believe that has been considered, but because one person's "spammer", "scammer", etc., is sometimes another person's "legitimate marketing call", I think the additional categories were rejected.

regards,

-LS-

As pointed out before, Vitelity is the phone company they are using, not the identity of the caller.  The caller simply has elected not to provide a CNAM database entry, and it is defaulting to the phone provider.

Here is the web page for Vitelity: http://www.vitelity.com

I happen to be a customer of Vitelity myself, which is why the thread caught my attention. And by the way, I'm not spamming or scamming anyone.  Of course, when I call, it doesn't say Vitelity either, because I set things up properly.

Vitelity is one of several VOIP providers I do business with, and while they aren't my favorite VOIP provider, I've never seen any signs that they are doing anything improper, nor do they seem to be an intentional haven for junk callers like Pacific Telecom and CallerID4u are accused of being.

Hope this is helpful.

-LS-

We receive several calls from this number daily. It's a robo call that leaves a message stating, "if you want to take advantage of stimulus money, blah, blah, blah." I thought the stimulus funds were used in 08 or 09 so I don't know what this call is about. You can't talk to anyone as it's just a recorded message. These are extremely annoying, however.

Caller ID "VITELITY,LLC" ... @9:18am … I do not answer callers I do not know. They did not leave a message. Prior 800notes.com  indicate this is a SCAMMER! Also see http://complaintwire.org/complaint/i6QBAAAAAAA/vitelity-llc

File a complaint directly with the FCC, (the do not call list is worthless)

http://www.fcc.gov/complaints