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Unrequested and unwelcomed robocall.  I hung up because I suspected fraud.

I answered and nothing from the other end.  Waited maybe 10 seconds then hung up.

1)  I answered and nothing from the other end.  Waited maybe 10 seconds then hung up.
2)   Unrequested and unwelcomed robocall.  I hung up because I suspected fraud.
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1)   Answered and nothing from the other end
2)   Waited maybe 10 seconds then hung up.
3)   Unrequested and unwelcomed robocall.  
4)   I hung up because I suspected fraud.
5)   I feel all better now.
6)   Wait 'till I tell my husband!

robo caller
press 5 to get off list

Received two automated, "important call for seniors", from this number while at my grandmothers...it was not important for seniors, and I am not happy that they are specifically (effectively) targeting seniors who could be vulnerable to their sales pitch.

Caller ID read "Out Of Area"

I answered and there was static on the other end. Nobody answered. I just hungup. Such a waste of my time!

I did not answer when this number called.  There was no message left on my answering machine.  My caller ID said Houston, TX.

My caller id said "unknown caller" with a 713 (Houston) area code....but in these days of spoofing, who knows ! They hung up on my answering machine.

Answered to "Dead Air". Attempted to call back this number and also "Daed" no ring tone, nothing

Unsolicited, intrusive and illegal robocall: seniors' medical alert service

I hung up because I suspected fraud.

Recieved a call from this number at 8:45 pm. My father-in-law has several health issues and goes to bed by 8:00 pm. This was an unwanted call that disrupted his rest. I also have a part-time job at night so that I am home with him during the day. I barely get any sleep as it is and this is rediculous! I have made sure that his number is on the Do Not Call list but it doesn't seem to help at all!

I am reporting this number to the Attorney General's Office.  This is a scam.

called with message for "seniors".  Hung up and they called back.  Hung up again.

We get 2 or 3 calls per day. They never leave a message on answering machine

[***] keep calling me with a recorded message for senior citizens.  F**k off, c**k suckers.  Can't call them back to tell them to stop.

They call me every day.  They want to sell senior citizens some kind of medical device.  I listened one day and pushed the button to talk to them.  I told her to take me off the list.  She said she would. I'm still getting calls!

Block them. I hate telemarketing .

For the life of me, I don't understand why you people answer these calls.  As soon as you answer, these people know that they have a "live one".  If you don't answer they don't know if they have dialed a valid number or not, and they have to keep it in the system and the system then has to work harder.  STOP answering the calls.  My wife & I just ignore them.

Senior Medical Advisory telemarketing call for "medical alert equipment," in violation of the NDNCR. No caller ID.

The Council on Aging for the Town of Natick, MA, seems to believe this is a scam, possibly for the purposes of identity theft. Read more here: http://natickma.virtualtownhall.net/Public_Do ... A/ScamAlert.pdf

Their message apparently started during the outgoing message, so the first few seconds were cut off:
"…death and serious life-threatening injuries, from a delay in response times for medical emergencies, fires, burglaries, or even a simple fall. The American Heart Association and the American Diabetic Association are urging all senior citizens to get a personal life saving emergency medical alert system for their home. For the first time, the Senior Medical Advisory is providing senior citizens with this life saving emergency medical alert equipment at no charge to seniors. Press 1 now, to find out how with just one push of a button, you can have a live certified emergency medical technician on the line, to help you in just seconds. Again, press 1 now, and you'll never have to feel helpless, worried, or by yourself in an emergency situation. Press 5 now, to be removed from our senior…"  (Picked up and pressed 5, so message was cut off prematurely.)

I seriously doubt The American Heart Association and the American Diabetic Association are in any way associated with this.

This was my first call from them, and I managed to pick up and press 5, so we'll see if that actually worked or not. If it comes in again, I'll block it, but I have also filed an NDNCR complaint here: https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx