(402) 982-0506 called my number twice before, I thought it was my inlaws in Florida to sat they've arrived, till I looked up the area code. It's in Omaha. First time few days ago was creepy "thank you" computer voice, then hang up. Then 20mins ago call came again, I was ready to tear a strip outta whoever called. A person was there with an East Indian accent asking if I wanted a free window replacement estimate. Since my house is new, I said no and hung up.
Now I think what's going on is the first call is to get a "confirmation" of a "live" land line. Then subsequent calls are telemarkers. With VOIP available to the world now, it's not hard for a "company" to register a land line and use it with VOIP from overseas (the v number that may show up). So it looks like they've figured out how to by pass the Do Not Call List many of us have registered with.
(402) 982-0506 called my number twice before, I thought it was my inlaws in Florida to sat they've arrived, till I looked up the area code. It's in Omaha. First time few days ago was creepy "thank you" computer voice, then hang up. Then 20mins ago call came again, I was ready to tear a strip outta whoever called. A person was there with an East Indian accent asking if I wanted a free window replacement estimate. Since my house is new, I said no and hung up.
Now I think what's going on is the first call is to get a "confirmation" of a "live" land line. Then subsequent calls are telemarkers. With VOIP available to the world now, it's not hard for a "company" to register a land line and use it with VOIP from overseas (the v number that may show up). So it looks like they've figured out how to by pass the Do Not Call List many of us have registered with.
Number: 402-982-0506