Oct 9, 2014
The good news - no, you didn't give them any account information by pressing 1.
The bad news - by pressing 1, you told the robo-dialer that it reached a live human being, so don't be surprised if you get more calls.
It's a little trick they use. They're looking for live bodies, and only a live person will press 1 when prompted. They're probably in the business of compiling and selling phone lists, if they're not the scammers themselves. The software dials random batches of numbers and records the ones where people actually pick up. Scammers will pay a lot more for a list of live numbers than a list of dead-end ones (including numbers that always go to voice mail). If you get any calls like that in the future, just hang up.