571-482-6393

No message - caller ID is 'Nextiva Inc

I got a call from this number at 9:18 EDT today, did not answer it, no message left.  My caller ID said Private caller.

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CID=NEXTIVA INC
Did not answer the call.
No message was left.

I didn't answer but did call back and got the message... "this is not a working number"..

Called at 9:12am EST.  My voice mail answered, but caller was just a series of clicks.

Amazing.  With 30+ "empty calls" in the last couple weeks, I'm ending my phone service.

No message, just daily calls at odd times of day.  This area code is Bogota, Colombia.  Several of these calls are coming through the Do Not Call list since Century Link took over our Qwest phone lines.  What is up with that ?

I just received a call from this number (571) 482-6393. No message was left. I did a reverse look up on Anywho.com. This is a cell phone in Arlington, VA.. The caller ID said it was from Washington DC..

I heard that if you accidentally pick up one of these scammer calls that has automated voicing, you can start pushing the # and * keys over and over and it will mess their system up for a while. Then, they will stop calling. Anyone know if this is truth? So far, I haven't gotten a call back from the same #, after doing so.

Also, it can be fun to let kids pick up and tell them all kinds of crazy things. They can be very creative!

Glad I found this page, too. Lots of great info...Thanks to all!

It's an insurance scam.  Claims it's an important Medicare alert, but then tries to sell you some phony health plan - if you push 2 to be removed, you get a series of people that barely speak English and bad Muzak.

Got a call today 3/23/2012 at 9:10 am.  Caller ID said Private name.  Left no message.  I looked up area code and I don't know anyone in Arlington ,VA.

Got a call and it asked if I had diabetes or back pain.  If 'yes' press 1 and if 'No' press 2 to be removed, so I  pressed 2 to be removed.  When I asked, the woman said the name of the company is 'American Seniors Assistance' or 'American Senior Assistance'.  With her accent I couldn't quite tell if the Senior was plural or not.  Looked it up on google and couldn't find it.  I asked if this was a government agency and she said 'NO'.  I asked to be removed from the list.  Caller ID showed the call came from Washington, DC.

Getting unwanted calls from 571-482-6393. Do not leave message on voicemail. Phone is for emergencies and these scammers are endangering lives. Phone carriers should be held liable after receiving complaints from these number. They are aiding and abetting criminal activities.

Just use your call blocker to block the number or numbers.

Calls and leaves no message. Caller ID just says Washington. Tried to call back a recording says this number has been disconnected.

I received back to back calls with this number and another one from NY.  I was on the phone talking and I did not pick up and would not have picked up the phone even if I was not on the phone.  I am so sick of these types of calls.

A hangup. No caller name, just that this call was from Washington, DC.

These "US HealthCare Supply of Milford, NJ" (real company hiring robocall telemarketers, http://www.ushsnj.com/ ) is Medicare fraud on top of any illegal cell calls (fcc.gov issue) or DoNotCall violations (FTC.gov issues).  Medicare fraud complaints against the underlying scammer may be lodged by uploading an information doc or pdf file of complaint info, or voice calling, the Office of Inspector General at HHS.gov:  

http://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/report-fraud/index.asp

1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477)  

I was robocalled by this three tier scheme this morning first handed off to someone identifying as John at "American Seniors Assistance", dodging around claiming to be in or working with an agency in Fairfax, VA (from which I'm about 150 miles away).  John asked about diabetes and back pain, and when I said yes to both, quizzed me for a date of birth to refer me to the local supplier.  Cooperating with his script, but acting confused, it turned out he was working from a list with both my parent's names and my address and DoNotCall registered land line, but did not identify a fake date of birth pretending to be my father as fake.  I was caring for my parents from 2002 to 2004, while my father died in 2006 (as to quality of the telemarketer information).  

John described "American Seniors Assistance" as a nonprofit organization, which normally is an exception to DoNotCall, but not if it's a fraud, and being used to market Medicare funded DME (Durable Medical Equipment) for which most outbound telemarketing is banned by Medicare law (including for contractors acting on behalf of approved suppliers).  

In pretensing my dead father (it seemed John expected to reach my institutionalized mother with severe dementia), I qualified for John's questions and was forwarded to a girl whose name was mumbled rapidly at "H Pas", to find the "agency allocated provider in area".  She never spelled out that acronym, which is similar to those of several real healthcare administrator and regulation titles, as others reporting these calls were told "Health Product Assistance for Seniors".  The H-PAS girl largely repeated the same questions John used, and offered the "no pain talking meter" and "supplies delivered at no cost", but dodged around what kind of "back pain solution" that "could be worn under or over cloths" would be supplied without a doctor's visit.  

This promotion would also appear to be Postal Fraud open to Postal Inspector investigations, as these supplies were promised for delivery by US Mail.  

After the H-PAS girl's review of my confused mostly just "yes" answers (in the guise of my dead father), she offered to connect me to the same suppllier others were told, a 2 year old business run by a Jon Letko according to corporate record checks, US Healthcare Supply of Milford NJ.  She gave me the phone 855-350-2509 for them when I asked if there was one "just in case we get disconnected".  She then forwarded me to them, and a Victor Gonzales, who sounded like an actual American employee for the first time, and not some overseas boilerroom worker.  Their info from corporate and directory lookups:  

http://www.ushsnj.com/

US HealthCare Supply
(877) 521-1555
US Healthcare Supply LLC
(908) 505-1800
60 Bridge St, Milford, NJ 08848  (also 14 Bridge St., P.O. Box 372)
Jon Letko, Pres.& Manager   founded 2009, registered also in Florida 2011  

The H-PAS girl told Victor the name, address, and phone the original caller had in his files for my father, and the fake date of birth and diabetes plus back pain conditions I gave him, before dropping off the call she forwarded to him.  Victor then started verifying info, but claimed I called them and said they don't call out and that he cannot do business with anyone outwardly called, as if he's either a trained liar or is trained in Medicare marketing law and didn't know his boss is using a criminal scam.  Victor denied that his company pays telemarketers to make outbound calls as I received.  I asked for his supervisor, to whom he declined to connect me, but did agree to email the boss about my being illegally telemarketed.  

Ultimately, the criminal fraud contractors using a variety of fake CID numbers probably via VOIP aren't likely within FTC or FCC jurisdiction.  If anyone receives any supplies as a result of a parent falling for this scam, that invites a Postal Fraud complaint.  Primarily though' if Jon Letko personally in any present or future company, and the current one US Healthcare Supply LLC of NJ and registered in FL and maybe other states, are banned from doing business with Medicare, their scam is shut down.  

HHS OIG Medicare marketing fraud complaints may be phoned in at the number above, or prepared as a simple text file of tipster identified or anonymous information, and then uploaded after some pull down menu routing and category selections using the "REPORT FRAUD NOW" button at the OIG.HHS.gov link above.

They just called me. Told me they were the "final notice department" relative to the car I drive. Not only do I drive it, I paid cash for it!! The caller said her name was Shatawnya, or shanikwa or some name. Go figure. I told her I was the cleaning guy. She hung up

i think It is owned by a company that does "Follow Up" calls to people who made it onto the list of potential car buyers. I filled out the online form thou