It lists as from Arlington, TN, but when I called back, it wasn't a working number. However, when they called the last time and I answered, they were calling from another country (based on the accent) and they wanted me to renew my car warranty. I said sure (just for fun) and they transferred me to an American woman (definitely). When I told her she had a fake number, she told me to call her back, and then hung up. I called her back on the same number (that I had called back many times before and got the message that it was not a working number) and got an answering machine for Pat Walker and, yes, it was the same number that I used. I didn't make a mistake. Then when I tried it again, it went back to being a non working number. These people evidently can switch the non working number to their number and make it ring in to their number if they want it to. I didn't know they could do that. They are technology crooks.

Multiple phone called from this phone number and it’s always a scam wanting to sell you a new warranty or some sort of protection

formally complaining

Unwanted Calls was reported by a user from Collierville via FCC.