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woman discussing hardship programs for mortgage loans.

I just submitted a form to the Attorney General.I just called back on my home phone after they called my mobile.I wanted to know how they got my number.I asked for their first and last names.I got Tom hesitation then Jones..I asked for a manager after 3 diff calls.Got a hangup-This person had no computer.He is writing down with a pen.I didn't hear no keys.I was asked for my name number address city --what credit card Company was.I gave all fake.I know the next line was probably SS number and Card number so they could lower the interest rate crap BS line.

someone asking for credit card information and personal data.

This is a software generated VOIP call that can not be traced to the crook who is attempting to find someone stupid enough to fall for the bait of a "new low interest rate credit card." A computer determines if you answer the phone, and then the call is directed to a con-artist who starts with the lies and scam. (This is why you will not immediately here someone when you say "Hello..." It takes a moment for the computer "robo-dialer" to forward the call to an actual human being, the crook.

They do not have to comply with the "Do Not Call Registry" because they are thieves.

If the unsuspecting idiot answers the call and says "Yes, I would like a new credit card..." that's when the crook starts asking for personal information in order to engage in the act of IDENTITY THEFT. And minutes after the person provides their personal information, typically the physical address, a work address, an account number, driver's license number, full name, date of birth... THEY GET ROBBED.

Lesson here is DO NOT ANSWER ANY CALL FROM AN AREA CODE YOU DO NOT RECOGNIZE. IT'S ONLY A CROOK CALLING.