SENIOR SECURITY needs to be sued for constant calling.

Just had the joy of speaking to this git, but had a great laugh winding him up first call: Asked him for the password he tried a few words but i just keep asking for the password.second call: My wife answered he asked to speak to Samantha so she passed it to me and i said in my deepest voice hello Samantha here!! which he couldn't get his head round my wife and i just rolled around laughing i then said the dog wanted to speak to him and left him with our boarder terrier (he can talk to him all night).i dont think there is any protection from these people don't give them any information and laugh at them, don't let it upset you.

These random numbers are calling me as well. I don't have a late payment, what I  think it is, is I posted my resume online (monster, yahoo, careerbuilder) which obviously shows my number.  These calls started days after my resumes were up.  If you've got your number showing, that might be the problem.

I just received a call from this number on my cell phone.  They hung up as soon as I answered.  I googled the number to see who/what it was and found this thread.Caller ID: [No Name]

Call then hang up. The number is follows by others numbers.. 61

how this # belong toCaller ID: 233244110456

I just got this number from a person on line and i just wanted to check it out to be safe.

Called me and hung up. Probably using a broadcast type of calling scheme that hangs up after one number answers.

The caller has called my home about a dozen times in the last couple of weeks - 4 times today starting at 1:00 am. When the got the answering machine one time, there was a lot of noise and conversation in the background, but they then hung up.Caller ID: Out of Area