Called our office. It's an automated phone service that identifies itself as "Sarah with Card Holder Services" who is calling regarding your eligibility to lower your interest rates. "To talk to a Customer Service representative about this offer, Press 9" - so I did. I was connected to a real life human being who wanted to know if I was interested in lowering my interest rates. I said no, that I was more interested in what company he represented. He replied Card Services with Visa/MasterCard. I asked him what his name was - which is when he hung up on me. I tried to call the number, but it comes back as "disconnected."

I repeatedly get calls from this number all day and night long. When I answer, they hang up. Please stop them.

Called from 'Premier Property Services' of Clearwater, FL alleging they had buyers for my vacant lots in Cumberland County Tennessee. All I had to do was send them $595 and usually within 90 days the sale would be completed. My research indicates this is simply another incarnation of 'Preferred Properties' from the same area which had several fraud complaints against it. These people should be locked up by the Florida Stata Attorney General, but apparently they move and switch names often enough that no one is ever jailed. DO NOT FALL FOR THEIR SCAM.

they annoy me and dont say anything

Is awfull they call all the days

caller refused to send any documentation unless I made a payment over the phone. he could not send me anything about his company, just that it would go to an attorney and to court.

Keeps calling and leaves no message.Calls at all times of the day...and night!

I got a similar call from Michelle Thomas with the same instructions. It is a scam! However, they will actually send an "officer" with a knock-off uniform in a police-looking car to your house and job. When I got the call for the second time, after investigation on sites like these, I called the real police and they informed me that, in most states, police depts. nor officers are permitted use there uniform to intimidate citezens. When she called back an hour later, I informed her to send her "officer", who could not have known unless he Googled my name that I was an ametur boxer for 6 years and that I had cought onto their scam. H eogt a broken jaw and a trip to jail for his troubles. Just call the police with the phone number they gave you and the fake case number. I've been told this scam, a type identity theft, is extreemely wide-spread and you will have to change your phone number. Keep the new number as well as your personal address private.