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AHA! According to Wickipedia, that is called "Caller-ID Spoofing:. . . the practice of evoking the telephone system to display several to the recipient's Caller-ID display that is not that of the actual originating place."

Whoa, ok, soon after I left my survey under, my Toyota Service Manager called and left a note on my handset. Come to learn, the (541) 762-0561 number that rang my telephone the exact same time WAS the call from my Toyota Service Manager. I understand, because when he called back, that number rang my handset and, out of morbid curiosity, I answered it and he recognized himself. (Not the number he gave me to number him back.) Is this, perhaps, a "screen" variety employed by businesses to fool us into thinking "it isn't them," thus we will be more apt to answer the device"???

Never noticed a ring but only saw that this number phoned my desk phone this about 50 % one hour ago. Nevertheless, two months ago, I DID SO answer the decision from (541) 762-0561. It was a local call from Comcast "Customerservice" searching about my degree of service, basically access or download this or that on the net, etc., etc. sort-of a "customer satisfaction" call or "do you want to upgrade to another service" type of buzz. I had to slice the phone call short because I was at the office and I told her she'd need certainly to buzz back. She did, repeatedly, for several times, with the same amount appearing on my handset (). I have you should not improve my service and pay more income than I'm currently paying, so I don't answer the call. So now I simply get the number once in awhile.

Nothing mentioned. Simply called and hungup.

same here I got a phone-calls out of this amount but when i tried calling it back no band or nothing i realize its OREGON # eugene I lived there but dont recognize that # totally odd!!!

A man called out of this number wondering for my husband, saying he was attempting to validate a quote request for a Lexus place in at Costco in the Pacific Northwest - experienced the name, the phone number, but an incorrect mail. Weird...

Has did not leave a note and called twice. Also, once I call back the telephone does not ring. Alarming...

I received a voice mail from a dude at this quantity, on July 28. It basically stated "I called your blanking mobile and left you a blanking meaning. Answer your blanking mobile the next occasion." Don't have a clue who it's.

Received a desk phone local call using this number saying they received my phone call to reschedule my oil-change. They had my name, my handset number, but said that I possessed a Subaru (which I don't) and that I'd called them first. The automobile dealership has gone out of my home-town in Montana, but I Have never called them in my life. The girl I talked to was as baffled as I was and good.

AHA! According to Wickipedia, that is called "Caller-ID Spoofing:. . . the practice of evoking the telephone system to display several to the recipient's Caller-ID display that is not that of the actual originating place."