Getting phone calls from this number wondering about my magazine subscription....when I question them they hang  up. They know my name also which is worriesome...

got a call from these people asking about whether i liked my magazines, my age, if i was single or married, and whether I owned a house or rented. Then they asked if I was using the same credit card which i didn't use a credit card so i knew it was a scam.

filed a report with the police and they told me to check my credit report. Most banks offer protection

I got a call from this number and a women asked if my Husband was getting his magazines and I asked what magazines and she said omgosh and hung up on me. I tried calling back, but kept getting a busy signal! WTF I am pissed!

I got a call and she asked if I was getting my monthly magazines OK. I said we don't subscribe to any and she said, "oh" and then I hung up so I don't know what she was up to.

The day before, I got a call from 651-633-6900 -- I didn't answer and they didn't leave a message. But when I looked them up on this site people said similar things -- that they're asking about magazines.

If you do more searching, you'll see the phone is registered to a company called Exel that does logistics in Minnesota. I don't know for sure if these 2 are related, but it sound like they are.

And also, we started to receive a copy of the magazine Teen Vogue in my house recently -- we did not subscribe and we just put it in recylcing as soon as it comes. So maybe that is related. A lot of companies put little checkboxes on their order forms when you buy something to put you on their magazine list.

The exact thing just now happened to me right now. I picked up on the call 952-455-4707 She called me by my name and asked if I was still subscribing to the magazines I asked wich ones? The Catechist? she said yes those because if you are we want to lower your rates. Then I said wait a minute...who are you and what are you talking about? She repeated the same story and I said how do you know my name? she hung up.