425-353-7870

Robo-call to "Schedule an inspection". . . . . . . BLOCK!

Calling me about a "scheduled inspection"...press 1. they said I was eligible for compensation because three banks accessed my credit records....OR...I could access a $50,000 credit line. SCAM

Auto-blocked.

have a business and get all the time. i get caught with not answering with cell phones once in a while.This call is also about inspection and i hung up. How can i auto block ???????????

robocall: Please press one regarding these inspections.
Caller ID: Washington Call

We received a call from this number - robo-call stating that a review had just been completed on my business and if I wanted the results or a copy of the report to press 1 - I hung up.

Auto voice said we had taken part in a national financial census within the last 36 months, and since we didn't give consent, we are now entitled to $20 Today or a $50,000 credit from a settlement. Says you will get passed onto another person, but when you are passed, it is once again auto, and you never speak to a real person. At first it sounds legit at first, but am sure it is a scam.

If you want to establish a case, call the Verizon Unlawful Call Center at
1-800-257-2969, Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. with your complaint number to open a case. If you want to hear a recorded message about how to use Call Trace, call
877-TRACE4U (1-877-872-2348) at any time. To reach the Verizon Unlawful Call Center please call 1-800-257-2969. Their hours of operation are Monday - Friday 08:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

Ummm.... no.
The Verizon Unlawful Call Center is for "UNLAWFUL" calls.
You are providing very poor advise, akin to telling someone to call 911 because the fries were soggy at McDonald's.

From:
http://www.verizon.com/support/residential/ph ... neral/95622.htm
Examples of unlawful calls:
   Threat to Life (yours or someone else's)
   Bomb Threats
   Bodily Harm
   Excessive Obscene or Harassing Calls (The definition of excessive varies by state but generally means more than two to five calls.)
   Kidnapping

Verizon regularly works with Law Enforcement agencies to resolve unlawful call complaints. The Law Enforcement agency investigates all calls involving bodily harm, bomb threats and kidnapping.

Unwanted Calls are usually not against the law and typically include:
   Fax calls
   Hang-up calls
   Computer calls
   Solicitation calls
   Robocalls
   Telemarketing calls
   Debt collection calls

Unwanted Calls are usually not against the law and typically include..
usually being the key work .. so ummm!! YES! in many cases .. lmao

Key word lolz

Auto voice said we had taken part in a national financial census within the last 36 months, and since we didn't give consent, we are now entitled to $20 Today or a $50,000 credit from a settlement. Says you will get passed onto another person, but when you are passed, it is once again auto, and you never speak to a real person. At first it sounds legit at first, but am sure it is a scam.

I think not, in my state all ROBO calls are illegal sorry Dumb fox your wrong as usual

What state is that?  Maybe the State of confusion?

Which means "Unwanted calls" are not considered "Unlawful calls"

I used the Unlawful Call Center when I was receiving about 50 calls a day from what might have been a fax machine. They were scattered throughout the day. I believe this was the reason I subscribed to caller id.
I discovered the number that had called was actually spoofed.  In the end Verizon changed my home phone number without charge since the matter went unresolved.

Automated call, something about a scheduled inspection Wednesday between 4-4:30pm and to press 1 if I had any questions.  I just hung up :)

add to auto reject list under your contacts.  I use it constantly.

Answered the phone and a recorded message stated that the check they had sent me had not been cashed and if I wanted to remain elligible for the funds I should press one.  I hung up.

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