301-298-1369

Easter Seals. Donated to them once about 5 years ago through the mail and now they never stop calling asking for more money. Even asked to be put on their do not call list and it did no good.

Donate to them through the mail occasionally.  Call at least twice a week.  I never answer.

My suggestion, don’t answer...it most likely isn’t  Easter Seals

It’s NOT Easter Seals...it’s an attempt to scam you

The chances of this being Easter Seals is .0000001%

You've got that right!!!

The scammers are at it again!

Bonafide charities such as Easter Seals and the Red Cross never solicit by phone, only by mail. Tell your friends.

Someone called using this number stating that they were from the United Breast Cancer Fund (UBCF). She solicited a donation by sending out an envelope in the mail. Once I stated I would contribute $30, she wanted me to expedite my payment via credit card. I informed her that I do not give personal info over the phone. She stated that payment by check would be my decision but would hold up expediting the needed funds. She asked me to verify my name and address. I stated that her organization must have it already because the initial caller called me by my name. Anyhow, she played a recording that stated my name and address and asked me to verify any changes. I didn't know that this was a possible until after I checked my phone log and saw the number was listed as SPAM? 301-298-1369. Waiting for the envelop to come in the mail and will go from there.

A call from this number comes in on my LANDLINE number and I always let it go to voice mail.  They then leave a PERSONAL SOUNDING GREETING using my first name.  The female voice says, "Sandra?  Sandra? are you there? Sandra?"  So don't pick it up even if they call your name in question fashion... "Sandra?"  because they only want you money.

Never give out personal info. over the phone to anyone who calls you for 2 reasons,
1) you have no way of verifying the person's identity and
2) you cannot verify the name of the organization they claim to represent
And by not giving out personal information over the phone to some one who called you, will help protect you from being scammed or worse, a victim of identity theft.