877-740-XXXX

Tried to persuade me to answer a "survey" about my medical needs for an appointment I have in 1 minute. Nothing in the text message nor anything shown on the link page that it sent me to indicated one iota of concern for or explanation about how they were going to protect my information. Nothing about HIPAA was mentioned. Whoever it was just wanted me to give up a bunch of information for some survey to "coincide with my upcoming appointment". I have never before encountered anything like this and, as far as I am aware, this is gray area shady stuff.

Medicare scam per Norton Genie

Spam number, theft and moneys have been stolen from this number posing spirit airlines.

Stating they are process server to send papers to my door.

Unknown caller. Full ring. No message.

Called almost everyday. I didn't pick up, it said anonymous! Didn't leave any message either!!

he calls on weekends... at night.......... will not leave a message... if you call this number -- some guy answers ...

Don't know ya.

what is this

OK, I've never dealt with wells fargo at all, so, why the heck do they keep calling me, I pay like 2 bucks a month for call filtering, and this is maybe the 5th number I've blocked, how many do they have?

I get calls from this number frequently.  My wife has bank accounts with Wells Fargo, so in light of the above, I understand the calls.To those critical of "employee", above:  the person really /is/ just doing his job.  He isn't the one putting the lists together.  I agree that the technology ought to be better, so that someone comes on the line after you say "hello" without an intervening 10 second (or longer) delay.  But the problem is with the bank, if there's any problem at all; not with the third party company hired to make the calls.  At some point, Wells Fargo presented you with a choice to receive, or not, solicitations for additional products.  I don't like "opt out" choices, as I feel the default should be "opt in", but the choice was presented.  Rather than being enraged at Wells Fargo, or any other firm with which you have a relationship who then tries to sell you additional goods and services, simply spend a few minutes to find out how to c****e your choice to "no".  I'd be willing to bet good money that anyone who angrily switches banks from Wells Fargo to some other ins***ution will wind up making the same mistake with the new bank.

I have my house mortgage with Wells Fargo and they have never, never, never, never, never ever given me the option to opt in or out of sales calls and never sent me notice that an agent or agent of an agent would be calling me about anything. That is where the probelm s****s. Wells Fargo should ask up front, "may we solicit you for other business."History has proved that telemarketing is as popular with the public as a case of clap. I don't know why any company wants to use that ****od of advertising when it's a known fact that most people want to be left alone at home. Only the mentally deranged, needy and lonely could possibly want to receive these calls.I don't answer any calls that say unkown name, unknwon number, private number, anonymous caller or have the name of a company I don't recognize with an 800 or 888 prefix.That's pretty sad. It means every time the phone rings I have to get up, cross the room, pick up the god ****ed phone and LOOK at it before I can make a decision to push the answer ****on.We need to write our congressmen and tell them the do not call registry is a broken, useless service and to pass legislation with teeth in it where telemarketers, your ex-spouse and mother-in-law can't call you.

Called several times now as well. I wouldn't advise giving your phone number to a telemarketer. Our phone has a built in block feature and these parasites are now on it. I will also re-evaluate my banking relationship with Wells Fargo.

I receive calls every single day from this number. I work the grave yard shift at work so, everytime I get a call from these guys, I'm usually trying to get some sleep/rest. It is extremely aggravating to have to get up only to see the same **** number on my caller Id every day... If people don't answer these calls, get the point! Stop calling!

The Wells Fargo solicitors called at 9:07 am.  I called them back and followed the prompts to be removed from their list; however, it takes 5 days to process and 10 days for it to be complete. Who knows how many more phone calls we will get before the timeframe is up.