Voter fraud phishing?

[Turbineguy]

I keep getting calls from "Unknown Caller" who with a cheerful voice announces that he is "Tim" and that I need to update my address if I want to vote this year. I am offered a choice to "Press 1" to let them know my new address or "Press 2" to not let them know. I took the 3rd option and hung up.

Any ideas or similar experiences?

[elleng]

1. No. Sounds like bad news.

Any way to trace/retrace the call??? Please!

[11 Bravo]

3. Love your sig line!

I'm not in Cantor's district, but I have donated to Powell.

[elleng]

4. Thanks so much, Bravo.

I'm not in his district either, not even his state, but in his country, so doing what I can!
NOTE the debate w cantor, Monday, Oct 1, will be televised on C-SPAN!

[GentryDixon]

2. There is an app called Call Control.

Set the unknown call to go directly to voice mail.

Edited for missed word.

[Samjm]

5. Sounds phishy

I'd confirm your registration with your Sec. of State office just be 100% sure, and then keep hanging up on "Tim".

[gkhouston]

6. Definitely a scam of some sort. If you're concerned about your registration,

you may be able to check online, http://www.canivote.org.

[Turbineguy]

7. Cool!

Looks like I'm all set. It was probably some GOP scam to invalidate my vote.