724-215-5810

Robocall, "DO NOT HANG UP..."
I hung up.  
Same number called back immediately!
I hung up.
Bastiges!

Called and left a message on my machine. Definitely preying on senior citizens offering a medical alert pendent and $3000 in grocery gift certificate. Says they were referred by your personal dr. Asked that you press 1 to verify address or 5 to notify your doctor that you refused the medical alert system. Gives no phone number or name of doctor.

My phone rang at 5:45 p.m. on Monday, September 15th.  Caller ID said Burgettstown, PA.  I have never heard of that location and know no on in Pennsylvania, so I never answered.  After looking up the number here, it's another one to block.  These pests must have 20 or more different numbers they call from.

Scammer. Hang up and blocked.

This number 724-215-5810 is directly connected to a determinating if your line is active. That number is 813-602-5875.  They are scamming with AARP's name stating "Seniors over the age of 65.  Offering free crap in exchange for your address and content details.  Says it got my name from my doctor.  They are Criminal Scammers.

"THIS IS NOT A SALES CALL..." followed by the same offers of medical alert device and free stuff. Does not give a way to be removed from their list, which is now a violation of FCC regulations.

These scammers continue to call my home from all different numbers. No way to get them to stop because if you call the number back, it states that your call can't be connected. I have reported them many times to the FCC but they want take action either, even though I signed up for their Do Not Call list. Don't bother with your phone company either, they are counting their profits for allowing these scammers to have phone service to call you. I received at least 25 calls a month from alert pushing their crap targeting senior citizens....former owner of my residence was a senior citizen and even though I am many years away from being one, they just continue to call.

This is the 3rd call in 10 minutes -- from 3 different numbers.  All blocked now.

Wow, they're busy this Friday morning trying to make weekly quota on their scams.  Disgusting!

They also will do a quick simultaneous call from (723) 707-6930 or fire one-ringers every 4 seconds from the same number to try and get by blocking devices.

ALERT, clearly a scam, 3 calls, so far, in 3 days, two numbers. If these. Bozos grabbed grandma's purse, and stole her money, they would go to jail. But they continue to get away with these types of scams. Unacceptable.

Third or fourth call from these people in the last 14 months not bad compared to what others have posted. First time they called I played their silly game. Told her my name was Barry Obama, told her to mail my alert to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, Washington, DC. She said she did not recognize DC as a state abbreviation I told her it is District of Columbia, she asked is that Columbia with an "O" or a "U" I told her an "O" she asked for a phone number I gave her (202)-456-1414. At this point I took full control of the call, told her she was essentially as dumb as a box of rocks and hung up.

Maybe everyone should use (202)-456-1414 (The White House switchboard) as their preferred phone number, maybe at that point something will be done to enforce the DNC
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today's call came at 10:19  CST February 16, 2015.

Phone rang 3 times. I didn't answer and they left no message. Know on one in Burgettstown PA!

Senior scam want to send me at NO charge life alert AND $1000. In coupons said a "friend" referred me---no option to opt out -

Call came from Burgettstown, PA. I did not answer it and they left no message. I will block them.

The criminals are not only the callers,  but mostly the companys who sell our numbers
for money and I think AARP is one of them (specific older People).

Good thought re AARP!!  It woudl be just like them!!
Has it occurred (to us all) that the phone co. provides people with these numbers? DEven the ones that say not longer in service!!
Also, that real Social security may also be doing selling our names and numbers ?(How come so many medical alert calls seem to come only for those of us over 50? And it may also be your friendly get well pharmacy!!!!!
And lastly, since social security is part of our fabulous government - the do not call list is a farce.
Complain to you elected federal legislators!!!!Wish there were a way to forward all these calls to them!!!!

another uninvited caller, ALERT.  I do not pick up but it does get my attention-I am very senior.

calls will continue regardless of what you do. want satisfaction?  get a loud whistle, get a person on the line and give them a blast.

This is the way to handle calls you do not recognize on the caller ID.  NEVER PICK UP THE PHONE TO ANSWER.  If you do, they scored, then they sell your number.  If the call is important, they will leave a message.  Then, "Google" the number and you will find out who called.  They are relentless in trying to get a hit.  They call from different area codes.  Trying to block the number is futile.

SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW. It might put them out of business.

This is the way to handle calls you do not recognize on the caller ID.  NEVER PICK UP THE PHONE TO ANSWER.  If you do, they scored, then they sell your number.  If the call is important, they will leave a message.  Then, "Google" the number and you will find out who called.  They are relentless in trying to get a hit.  They call from different area codes.  Trying to block the number is futile.

SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW. It might put them out of business.