Who called you from 9738913268 ?

After littearlly hundresds of calls to their office with Dozens and dozens of voice messages left. I got through to someone that was nice. He finally said "I have put you on our do not call list"... We'll see.

Still Calling... grrr.

Calls and hangs up once you enter a key #. Call back they answer and hangs up

its a scam call tell them you are reporting it

The Federal Do Not Call Registry's website recommends that you take the following steps to make the unsolicited phone calls stop: 1.) Add your phone number to the federal "Do Not Call Registry." (And yes, it actually helps! It helped me but it took a few months to actually notice a positive difference/change.) Once your number is added to the federal "Do Not Call Registry," the unsolicted calls SHOULD STOP after 30 days. The ONLY calls that ARE PERMITTED are calls from the federal government or your township I.E. calls regarding a severe weather alert, like a flash flood, forest fire, tornado or gale force winds from a severe tropical storm or hurricane; Campaign calls regarding an election or political campaign ARE ALSO PERMITTED but calls from telemarketers, robocallers, scam artists and identity thieves are STRICTLY PROHIBITED. 2.) NEVER answer your phone if you see an unknown phone number on your Caller ID and NEVER answer the phone if you suspect that the call is from an unsolicited caller, telemarketer, robocaller or a con artist/identity thief. Con artists and identity thieves often pose as an employee of the federal government, a government agency or your bank, credit card or utility company in order to steal money or your personal identity/information. NEVER give a caller your personal information over the phone. NEVER click on any email links either! Last week, I actually got a phone call from a woman who claimed to be working for the IRS. After she introduced herself as an agent of the IRS, she told me that the IRS had filed a lawsuit against me. Then, she had the audacity to say, "If you pay us a $1,500 fine up front, we'll settle the case for you today (as if she was doing me some kind of solid favor, lol)." The funny thing is: the IRS never contacts people by phone regarding a lawsuit or audit. Instead, they contact you by snail mail. So, I reported the call as soon as I hung up the phone. 3.) File a complaint after you're phone number has been on the

It is actually illegal to disconnect a call (on their end).