603-968-5444

Soliciting for money.  Don't answer.

I let it go to v-m. The caller left no message. I thought some of the dopey calls would stop after the elections. No such luck.

Called a few minutes ago, soliciting money for breast cancer awareness, wanted a commitment to send a pledge card, told them I wouldn't commit without researching the company first and they said thanks and hung up! Don't do it!!

They keep calling and calling.  Never leave a message.  I called back from a blocked phone and I get, "Thank you for calling the fund raising center, we are unable to take your call at this time"  Caller ID shows Ashland, NH.
I want to strangle them.

The caller identified himself as representing Disabled Veterans Services (DVS). Charity Navigator has this information on their website:
On August 24, 2013, News 21 reported that Disabled Veterans Services (DVS) "reported raising more than $8 million in cash and nearly $4 million in donated goods that it claimed would help disabled and homeless veterans. But barely a nickel of each dollar the charity raised in cash went directly to help veterans." The article goes on to say that "although it claimed to have sent about $2.5 million in donated drugs and medical supplies to a Boston homeless shelter, the shelter said it received just one shipment worth about $210,000." For more information, please see the News 21 report.
The August 24, 2013, News 21 investigative story, also reported that between 2008 and 2011 the charity spent "86 cents of every dollar on private fundraising companies and telemarketers (see the charity’s Statement of Functional Expenses and its Schedule G from the Form 990) and tasked with drumming up more money… [and that] another 9 cents of every dollar was paid to private management consultants." The article says that most of the management consultant fees went "to a company named FUM Management, which lists as its business address a mailbox in a UPS Store about six miles from the DVS office. For managing the charity, it was paid $340,000 in 2011 (see the charity’s Schedule L from the Form 990). Since 2008, DVS paid a total of about $740,000 in ’management fees,’ though it does not specify to whom, other than that paid to FUM in 2011. The full extent of FUM’s connection to the charities is an intricate one; Jamie O’Bryan is named president of FUM Management and was listed in records as DVS’ president working 10 hours a week, according to the charity’s 2008 tax records. She lives with Doug Sailors, a convicted money launderer who calls himself a management consultant for FUM. Both were evicted from a luxury townhome in Pompano Beach and now live together in a million-dollar home in Lighthouse Point, Fla." For more information, please see the News 21 report.
Charity Navigator, as an impartial evaluator of publicly reported financial information, takes no position on allegations made or issues raised by third parties, nor does Charity Navigator seek to confirm or verify the accuracy of allegations made or the merits of issues raised by third parties that may be referred to in the Donor Advisory. However, Charity Navigator has determined that the nature of this/these issue(s) warrants making this information available so that donors may determine for themselves whether such information is relevant to their decision whether to contribute to this organization

They are scam artist preying on the elderly for money. Report them to authorities. Tonite they claimed they were disabled veterans. Shame on them.

This number just came up on my caller ID when the phone rang. I answered and they hung up and upon calling the number back, I got a busy signal.

Did speak to a gentleman representing the veterans (a cause I have and would happily support) but was then transferred to a female who wanted a credit card # for my donation.  Something sounded fishy and I told her to send me the materials and I would mail in a check.  She didn't like that and when I asked her to verify the name on the phone number that her company called (mine) she gave me the wrong name.  It was then that I realized I was not speaking to my "usual" charity.  I told her to remove my number from further solicitations but I got another call tonight.  I let it go to voicemail but they left no message.  When I called the number back, I only got s busy signal.   I don't trust them at all.

Solicting for money. Once they make a pitch they hand you off to someone.

Switched them over to voicemail that is long

have called me many times ...I never answer...caller ID says Ashland , NH

I got a call from 603-968-5444 asking for my wife.  I asked what they wanted they said they would call back.  I asked them not to, they said they would try again later.  What a bunch of slime balls.  Also v303124221006726 came up on the called ID.  Strange...

Caller ID "Ashland NH" - after saying "hello" I heard a beep and then a voice asking for my husband by name - sounded like a robo caller to me. I hung up.

Just got one from this number, but with calling name id V506121339007610.  Does anyone here know what the V- numbers might mean?

It is Sunday.  Received a call from this number in Ashland, NH at 2 pm.  Same number called a few days back.  Since my phone number is unpublished and I don't know anyone in Ashland, I let it go to voicemail.  So far, they haven't left a message.  I hope the robocaller/fishing marketing scammer company eventually gives up and drops my number from it's list.

I answered FCC tracking center and they immediately hangup!