OK, on the form for submitting, it says "Caller Name", but when the message is posted, it's changed to "Phone owner". In the message above, the caller identified herself as 'Anna' from 'Score' or some such market research company.

This person tries to get you to put a security system in your yard and when you refuse you get robbed in the next few days without a trace, I believe they ask info in order to figure out your security system in order to rob you.

call type phishing computer generated....You know these sites are great...too bad they cannot help people stop this constant abuse from these unwanted callers who can hide their identity. If we all knew who it was for sure, then We would take legal action for stalking........so next time you do a Who calls me site, how bout Posting real help solutions millions of people can actually use to stop this. Oh, by the way, guess the reason why? Money, our phone numbers are information that is bought and routed through channels you do not see automatically by bigger corporations who are making money-selling information lists to bottom feeders. Check it out; trace some of these calls to the computer-server auto-dialers. ...ECT..., and while you do, take note of how many times you will find in the fine print companies you recognize along the way.

they called me and told me that i was approve for a loan and asks for more information

Called me and my fiance on different numbers. Left message for us to call a different number and ask for someone, then they try to scam us. Telling us they are from the FID (not a real agency.). Then they try to get us to give them our name and number. These people change their names and numbers constantly. Very heavy accents. DO NOT give them any personal information, they will try to steal your identity!! Called the Houston police about them,making a report tonight!!

Computer voice said that I won 2.000 Airmiles and to press #1, then heard 'hold Music' and then they hung up.