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Robo call. Left a message offering free medical alert system and discount drug card for senior citizens.

this number has called me 10 times in the last three days    no one there each time. no more answering for me.

They called 2 times in 30 minutes today.......first from this no. and then came up PRIVATE CALLER but my caller ID picked up the same  number.  WHO KNOWS WHO IT IS??

I monitor all incoming and unknown calls. Caller ID said "Unknown". Recording said you can get a loan for up to $1,500. Yeah, for about 1000% usury interest no doubt. Project Freedom USA dot org.

Called on Labor Day.... I don't answer the phone if I don't recognize the number. They can leave a message on the answering machine.

Right on...  I wish everyone could see your message.  Answer your phone or call back and become a "sucker" (their terminology).  Telemarketing pus suckers and Monsanto (look them up) are the worst kind of scum.

some scams don't take time and put in Florida code area And you end up with a T and R Ranch from near Tomball Texas.

I have no idea who it is because i let it go to answer machine. But they keep calling!!! Im so done!!!

Received 4calls in 3 hours and they hang up. When my older parents answer they harass them by hurtling questions while they are told remove this number fr their list. When is something going to be done with the prank companies continuing to abuse Internet and phone lines? If it were us, Jo public, we would be nailed and jailed!

I'm a senior citizen who is not in the market for a free medical alert button, or any other kind. Even if I were in the market for one, I certainly wouldn't purchase it from a telemarketer making cold calls via phone.
I've now blocked the number, thanks to the comments posted by others on here.

Three things to do.
1. Landline on recorder I record on message machine a recording of a number really disconnected.
2. You always get the foreigners that want to offer you Microsoft which is a scam so when I answer which they usually call around 7:00am I have a loud air horn, LOUD AIR HORN and I blast it into the phone piece, works every time.
3. Panasonic block phone that has a block button up to 250 numbers and press it.

Those of you that let the calls roll to your answering machine, voicemail or worse yet answered the call you have just ensured you will receive more of these calls.  Maybe not from the same number, but they’ve just identified your number as valid which assures more calls of these 'faux telemarketer calls'.  (I call them faux telemarketer calls as they are generally not legitimate telemarketers, but simply scams!)  Most of the initial calls originate from software (aka; ‘robocalls’) – once your number is identified as active, then a real person may be there on the follow up calls.
If you have the capability to ‘BLOCK’ the number that called – that is the best action.  Since 2010 I have logged and currently block nearly 600 of these nuisance calls.
If you don’t have a blocking option, keep a phone with caller ID close by and simply hit ‘talk’ and ‘off’ simultaneously.  This will reduce the number of nuisance calls, but not stop them.
If you really want to block them – in addition to a number of cordless phones available there is software that a layman can install.  Of the over 500 calls I’ve blocked, I've only added 16 over the last 3 months.  (Most of those are from a new series of numbers that were not previously blocked)
So the message is simple – blocking works….  Using the aforementioned processes I seldom have a second call from a given number.  But, when I do - I love it when "Number Blocked" shows on my 'Caller ID!!!  (When they call repeatedly it causes me to wonder about how stupid some of these dummies really are!)
Additionally;  The Area Code, Exchange or even the entire number displayed on your caller ID probably does not accurately reflect the origin of a call as many of these crooks use software that disguises the originating number.  (I've actually seen numbers reflecting my own Area Code and Exchange)
PS:  I think Call Notes should add a 'Call Type' for 'Spoof' or 'Scammer Calls'!

You are awesome, Telco!  After trying the federal and state "Do Not Call" registries, numerous requests to be put removed from caller lists, AND letting all unknown calls roll over to my answering machine, I purchased a Sentry system that had eliminated so many trash callers I cannot tell you.  It is a real kick to see them try to call back after being blocked.  Smile, smile, smile.  After one ring, they get dropped.

Called at 12:15 pm, Friday, Oct. 30, 2015