In my case, they claimed to be from Bank of America and kept calling to sell me life insurance. They have been calling for months times and every time they called I expressed not being interested in life insurance and further i do not wish to be bothered again by these types of calls. Yesterday they called again and when i brought this up with the person i was speaking to she completely ignored what i said and continued to blab about the benefits of having life insurance. In my one case they asked to confirm my birthday and they were able to tell me my birthday with sent me off in a fit of rage. The nerve of some companies and the people who work for them.

This number just called me as well. I picked up and they immediately hung up.

same here, looks like new bugger in the market.

My wife got a call from this number but she did not answer it. Her policy is to not answer unfamiliar numbers. I tried to look up the 452 area code but got answers as varried as Toronto, Canada and Vail, Colorado. I wish that Google had a better system for looking up area codes.Caller: Don't know

Today, August 10, 2010, I received a landline called from (452) 364-5564. A woman asked for me by name which is always off-putting, especially when I don't know who the heck she is or how she got my information. She asked me if I was familiar with the human growth hormone (HGH)? I simply replied that I'm not interested and hung up. But this is not the first time I've received a call from this same woman inquiring about HGH, I believe I got a call earlier this year or late last year; and I specifically asked them not to call me again. I blocked my number and I tried to call back to complain, but simply got a busy signal.Caller: UnavailableCall Type: Telemarketer

repeated calls to my cell but never leave messages.

Screened, as to what was wanted, I never answered.

Called and kept saying they were going to give me magazines...