Crazy Disconnected Number 1-954-587-6813

[bandanalove1]

Omg it works!!!!

[SonicChild1]

Try Jessica Rabbit's phone number :P

[emdiid]

We get these all the time. They're usually bill collectors or people trying to sell drugs. The reason why the number isn't working is because they don't even live in this country. They put fake caller id's so it doesn't look so suspicious. No need to freak out about it.

[ridgerunner721601]

I don't know. But some S.O.B. keeps on calling me from (480)892-5113. When I answer nobody says anything. And when I call the number back I get the same message about the number being disconnected. They call my cell phone at least 10 times a day. I don't even bother answering anymore.

[coondogtheman1234]

@ridgerunner721601

Call them back and if someone answers get their info and then tell them to stop calling you or you'll call the police on them and give the police the telemarketer's info.

[ridgerunner721601]

@coondogtheman1234 I've tried calling them back but I keep on getting a message that the number has been disconnected. That's what's so crazy about the whole thing. I even looked up the number on an online reverse phone directory. It's listed as somebody's landline number in Arizona. I'm about ready to take your advice and go to the police though. Kind of wondering if it's some kind of identity theft scam thing.

[rozpalm]

@ridgerunner721601 I use to work in the telecom business. Play the three tones in the above recording and it will force their auto-dialer to remove you from their list. The number that appears on your phone when someone calls you is really nothing more then a text field in the signal code that is populated by the owner of the switch initiating the call. If they own their own switch (chances are they do) they can put what ever they want in that field.

[ridgerunner721601]

@rozpalm Thanks for the info Rozpalm. I'm gonna try it.

[allygater56]

@ridgerunner721601 i heard a weird voice when i called it

[ridgerunner721601]

@allygater56 After doing a bit of online research I found out this number among others are being used by some lousy vitamin company to sell their product. They called me again the other evening and I started squawking, whistling and screaming like a parrot. So far they haven't called back. Apparently they don't like talking to parrots...LOL.

[allygater56]

@ridgerunner721601 haha awesome



[er10b]

@ridgerunner721601 I'd try and plug the line in to a 56k modem then tell the modem to handshake - the squawking it produces should shut them up

[Rachel70611]

@er10b LOL...Good idea. But for some reason they stopped calling me after the new year. I don't know. Maybe they went out of business or something. I sure hope so.

[Yppiti]

It wouldn't ring twice. Usually the ring is interrupted by the recording after 1 ring.

[thecooldude9999]

a voice-mail trick or caller id spoofing.

[DJMC5ive]

Its a trap! (lol) put a message like this on your voicemail, or home answering machine, and the telemarketers will stop calling!

[blackavenger97]

your supposed to put a "1" in front of the number duh!

[desenagrator]

They just spoofed the number to a disconnected number!

[northernchicken]

I think it's scammers. The number is probably a clean number but is forwarded after three rings to a dud. That way they see the call display and choose which calls to answer. so when ya call back to complain because your credit card was maxed out they appear to be out of business.

[issues462]

when social securety calls you, and you try to call back, it will do that

[ladychamberlainisit]

idk if someone mentioned this or not, but alot of landline answering machines have an option to "announce only" for voice messages. These are commonly used by doctors offices, auto shops to "announce" the hours of operation, etc. It's possible they just recorded a message and put it on announce so they wouldn't get a bunch of rude comments.

[smgnjmm]

of a person actually having to manually dial a phone number. Comapnies will use their 800 numbers which routing through this system which sends it to a person. The number you are seeing is a dumby made by the software techs like myself. And that woman you are hearing is a "bellsouth" telephone company recording. Depending on the region companies like mine will contract with the telephone company dominating that region of the u.s. hense you getting a bellsouth disconnect notice. it is real.

[smgnjmm]

omg, let me clear up a few things for everyone... ok? 1st of all... i work for a company, im not STUPID enough to say its name, where I create programs and software for just about every single major corp. ranging Chase, Wells Fargo, BofA, also for Verizon, collections agencies, telemarketing firms. you name it what is calling you is and automated or predictive dialing system. it is where you upload files/accounts to the program with a home phone and/or cell phone and/or work phone, and instead

[HeadFullofHoles]

yeah i worked in telemarketing for awhile all the numbers are outbound they actually do not exist if you try to call them back, the numbers unless 1800 are supposed to come up as restricted but sometimes they don't, definitely weird though.

[dabigjokeoftheday]

because they want you to call the number back...that way you initiate contact...

[coondogtheman1234]

@dabigjokeoftheday

I called this number back and what you hear is what I got for a response.

[CONKER17]

@coondogtheman1234 This is a trick....its an answering machine with this message to fool people into thinking its a disconnected number

[BrooklynBaller101]

somone call (901)-896-2332 and tell me what this is

[set832]

hey dude this werid thing is that my grandma is dead and know where getting calls frome are old phone number thats be discntadet for a very long time aint that weird

[coondogtheman1234]

@set832

is that a cellphone or landline? it's possible that someone has used that number. I think the phone co recycles numbers like if you get your phone DC your number goes to someone who is applying for service but i'm not sure on that one.

[moneybelt22]

@coondogtheman1234 I DONT BELIEVE IN CELL PHONES! I ALWAYS STICK TOO A HARDLINE!

[jay041302]

@set832 its prob a prank call

[charlietherealcat]

@set832 I think you need to spell first!

[rhesusmonkeyboy]

@set832 coondog is 100% correct, both cell and land numbers get re-used after a little bit. I think it's about 6 months last I checked, which was years ago, so it could've decreased.

[lilbabejessicat]

The reason it does this is because all telemarketers call from outbound numbers. they can only make out going calls but not receive.

For nearly every company you will either get this or a busy signal, it does not mean that it is fake it any way.

[coondogtheman1234]

@lilbabejessicat

that makes sense, some companies have numbers for making outgoing calls only and all you will get is an error or a recording from that co. saying that this number u called is used for outgoing calls.

[flormoly]

@lilbabejessicat You are right... I work for mci.

[MadZombie14]

ussualy telemarketer companies do this so you would know if it is a scam so when you give them the money then they would dissconnect the number or pretend it is and stuff like that

[randomancrossoverfan]

hm i do believe that they have just used that as the answering machine...why didnt the idiots just leave the phone off the hook...it makes that noise...then they could just use a tape recorder and play it into the answering machine...lol

[kMolly7]

idk if this is related or not, but ik someone someone that has a "calling card" where you can actually alter your voice and change the number you call from to anything you want it to be of any area code...i've never tried calling back any of the numbers used on it but possibly by calling it back, since the true call# is blocked by a chosen yet real#, it would go to a disconnected recording...just throwin it out there

[liloboy911808]

wtf?? I don't get it! What's so crazy about this.

[ImmuneToFearr]

Someones putting it as a voicemail.....

[bluecatky]

So what's so crazy about it?

[whozyodaddy0990]

call 832 515 2822

[coondogtheman1234]

@whozyodaddy0990

Why what happens?

[whozyodaddy0990]

crazy dude with no teeth.. aka Gum D.. he's on some vids on my channel..

[STWhalo]

@whozyodaddy0990

-one is that your phone number?

-two if it is your phone number why are you such an idiot as to post it as a comment on a youtube video?

-three if it is not your number whos is it?

[TheBlackHawk449]

@whozyodaddy0990 i called some reatreded guy called i dont mean to be mean but he was

[MrFukinfantastic]

whats crazy about it? i get this all the time

[sammaggard]

i called got the same recording. if you listen carefully she pronounces "error" wrong. more like "era" seems to me its a voicemail like device on the end of the line?

[tinkerbell1984arw]

@sammaggard-I heard that too. if she wanted us to believe that, she should have made it sound more real, you know?

[smgnjmm]

@sammaggard wrong. its called a southern accent. and i assure you, a disconnected number can ring many times before you get the notice. i hear this same message all the time calling all kinds of different numbers that are in the southern states.

[coondogtheman1234]

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[theamazingplant2]

@coondogtheman1234 actually no its not.

[theamazingplant2]

@coondogtheman1234 wait sorry wrong window oh and good vid btw

[xmissyxHXC]

by the way i only did appointment setting for people that were interested to come along. and a lot of people actually come to these things just to find out options that they may not know that they're entitled to.

[xmissyxHXC]

oh yeah and there are companies out there that scam and spam like theres no tomorrow but if you take 2 mins and find out wat it is it may not be that bad. all the companies i worked for never took credit card numbers. only details to send out information and to contact them again. we do read out a privacy statement and if they want to be called again, they say so if not all the information gets deleted after we send info out. OH AND YOUR BANKS SELL YOUR DETAILS TO TELEMARKETING COMPANIES ASWELL

[Shesaz]

Oh my god.................?

[amberlbrowning]

what is so crazy about that?

[Greensmurf]

this wasn't the posters attempt to call someone.  This is something they actually RECEIVED

[coondogtheman1234]

@Greensmurf

I actually called this number back and got this recording you hear in the vid so I did attempt to call this number.

[suziemitchell]

That's what ours does in Louisiana

[57sicko]

rang*

[57sicko]

if it was really d/c then you would hear that message immediately.. since it wrang it means that is what they put for a voicemail/answering machine message to make you THINK the number has been d/c

[coondogtheman1234]

well right so the number is valid but all it does is play that recording back when you call it, I think its the same if you call a business number back thats on your caller ID like if someone called you from a business line and you get a recording saying that this number is used for outgoing calls only. same idea here but they just change out the recording and program the system to play the recording twice then disconnect.

[smgnjmm]

@57sicko wrong wrong wrong. No one is trying to conspire against you making you think the number is disconnected. It is in fact a disconnected number, Again, a dumby number used by the automated dialing software. To be honest, it is probably a bill collector calling this person. Because people ignore their calls and try to avoid them, companies like mine will contract a whole mess of numbers and not put them in service so that when our clients use them, their numbers will not be shown

[FredHaterCentral]

pro prank callers can spoof there number so someones probably using a spoofer to call from that number so they can get ur personal stuff and maybe even ur credit card lulz

telemarketers are scammers. nuff said

[coondogtheman1234]

Agreed, thats all they really want is your personal info, they are criminals.

[saemetry]

Yes, that's another possibility that it's spoofed.

with a number that the spoofer knows is a disconnected number. However, I tend to lean more toward it being a disconnected number voice mail message, because it rang two times first.

[xmissyxHXC]

obviously its goin 2 be disc. coz you cant call that exact number 2 get through. it's designed thru the internet to not let any incoming calls thru. sum company's have it redirected but others have heaps of separate numbers. so you can try call it back or you could put your number on a do not call register, and not get any calls. chances r evry telemarketing company out there has incoming call restriction on the number they use to dial because its off a comp and u cant call a computer can u?

[xmissyxHXC]

hey, im a telemarketer from australia. lol boo me. i got an answer to your problem.

wen u call that number and its disconnected or engaged its because the number they call u on is the dialer number and because everyones calling at the same time and same number its going to be disc. or eng. so theres always an alternate number that they can give you. :) hope that helps and you understand it

[saemetry]

Reply: xmissyxHXC

Hey, I believe your wrong because I called in a time when they obviously are not telemarketing. I got the same result.

It's a voice mail number with the outgoing message being the disconnected number message.

[kaz254]

Just as you can spoof the email address on outgoing emails to read whatever you want, you can make the caller ID say whatever you want if you know what you're doing.

Also, here's a general rule when you answer the phone:

If there's no reply to "Hello" or no noise for about 1.5 to 2 seconds, hang up.

The reason? This is about the time it takes for the autodialer to connect the person to you. Autodialers are almost always used by telemarketers.

[coondogtheman1234]

what is your opinion of pressing the pound key rapidly when on a sales call does that work? I was thinking of using an air horn on the next sales call just wait the 2 seconds then give em a blast, or play some swear music on it or something or some other nasty recording maybe sex sounds hahaha. lol dialup internet sounds so they think your tracking them lol i dunno.

[ChizzlaChiz]

Maybe they take the cable out when they're not telemarketing, and plug it in when they do?....

[M3GTR]

its a recording..? i dont get this video

[coondogtheman1234]

thats what i think they did put the recording of that mwessage on voice mail then set it up so that when ppl call it to find out it just goes right to the message and plays it twice like in the video and then hangs up. it is a scam as far as im concerned these people who do this need to be busted, and im hoping this video gets them busted and maybe i get a reward maybe i dunno you know how law enforcement have rewards for helping them catch crooks

[surrealistorg]

They left a message on my voice mail that said it is "Account Services" and that they have a deal for me. I am to push "1" to find out more, etc. Probably a scam to get your personal ID information and then rip you off. The disconnected message would be easy enough to put on a voice mail, to prevent people from contact them, or finding out who they are.

[PhantomLyric]

Most likely it wasn't a scam but in the telemarketing business, most like one that specializes in outbound sales... Naturally, these days, most people won't answer the caller I.D. if the box doesn't shows "Private Number, etc." So they invest in purchasing numbers that only allow dialing out instead of dialing in. This is because once you become a paying customer, there's a separate customer service number. That way if someone calls back the number, the sales department doesn't waste time.

[Quadrius2010]

That's a bullshit recording, obviously.

[coondogtheman1234]

yeah i thought it sounded fake b/c the disconnected number recording ibn my area does not sound like that, its an automated voice