3027479999

Told them many time to stop calling. They still keep calling.

Answered call "Frauds Division, Sargeant Friday" and the calls have stopped. ....for now.....total of 22 calls received over 3 days.

They have called 9 times in the last 2 days.

rec'd call from 302-747-9999, no id..
no one there they just hang up.
re'c one where lady said hello ??
( I assume was bad connection and she could not hear me) then hung up..
like they are checking to see if you are home.
any all calls from this number have been hang up, except last one  ...

These people are sooooo annoying!  I am on the do not call list too and yet I keep getting these calls from early morning to 9pm at night.

5 phone calls , all hang -ups in less than 16 hours

Now at 25 calls.  Received the following reply from Delaware DOJ.

Thank you for contacting the Delaware Attorney General's website. Your complaint has been reviewed and it has been determined that the agency best able to assist you at this time would be the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC's website is www.ftc.gov.  Their phone number is 877-382-4357. This issue falls under their jurisdiction. Thank you.

DOJ

Answered and asked them to stop to stop calling because they had been calling all day and a lady with a thick accent just said, "Who?" So I hung up. Annoying!

i just received the 4th call today  , i called back and it answered at&T then went right to a tape stating all lines are busy .who cares do not want the calls very disturbing .
this should not be allowed we have no rights in our own homes anymore !!!!!!!!!!!!

me too , get a class action suit going

They called our house today at 4:13pm, 4:51pm, and 5:27pm.  They've called every day this week. Each time I pick up and say "take our name off your list."  Last time I said "we're on the do not call list" and they just hung up on me.  How can we get these people to stop calling us???

I have been receiving calls from the above number every day and about 6 times a day.  They let it ring till it gets to the 3rd ring and then hang up.  The answering machine does not have a chance to kick in.
I never answer when I see the number appear on my caller ID.

The first call asked if I was diabetic and asked other questions.  I answere a few and then said I wasn't interested.  Today, Oct 7, I received another call and I said no one was diabetic.  Some foreign lady said "Thanks for being a liar" and hung up.  I AGREE WITH ALL OF THE ABOVE MESSAGES FROM OTHER RECIPIENTS OF THESE CALLS.

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2010/07/diabetes_scam.html
Identity Theft Scam Targets Diabetics
Scammers calling people with the disease in Mississippi, seeking personal data


    July 27, 2010


If you have diabetes, you may have another potential risk: becoming the target of an identity theft scam.
The disease-specific scheme first showed up in Mississippi, where diabetics have reported telephone calls from people claiming to be from the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi and the American Diabetes Association. The callers request personal information such as social security numbers, dates of birth and credit card information.
The scam is all the more effective because the caller knows the intended victim has diabetes.
The Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi and the American Diabetes Foundation reported these complaints to the Consumer Protection Division of the Mississippi Attorney Generals Office. While Mississippi is the only state to report the scam, it's very possible that it will spread to other states.
Stay alert
Legitimate organizations like the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi and the American Diabetes Foundation will not initiate a phone call or send an email asking you to provide, update or confirm sensitive information. Before responding to any request for personal information, consumers should contact the institutions directly to ensure the request is valid.
"Unfortunately, scam artists will often use the name of reputable organization to lure consumers into thinking they are dealing with a familiar organization," said Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood. "Because of this, we continue to urge consumers to use caution before acting on unsolicited emails, voice mails, text messages or phone calls requesting personal information. Educating our consumers is one of the most important actions we can take to combat scams like this one."

the number that called about diabetic supplies was 302-747-7777 almost the same.