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We've tried telling Lifeline Screening in years past that their customer doesn't have this number anymore. Total waste of breath.

It's Lifeline Screening.  Cold call to try to drum up business.  My wife used their services before so they have our number.  Our Dr said they are a legitimate company that provides a useful, fair priced service for preventive medical screening, if you want it.  I personally have not used them.  Too many calls, though.

They call me every day, 3 times a day.  They never get the hint no one is going to answer.

Unwanted repeat calls which I do not answer.

Lifeline screening is a scam. They take your money and do their worthless "tests" on you....which amount to MAYBE three minutes of time, but charge $150

Several years ago I had some procedures/tests done with this company,  Everything was fine.  I paid for it with a credit card.  They said it could be paid over one year, no interest so I did it that way.  I realized too late that after one year was up, and everything was paid in full, they had still been charging me 19.95/month on the card.  Unfortunately I wasn't paying attention to my credit card bill and was charged for 4 extra months, almost $80.  When I called they said that they don't do "refunds" but I would have a credit.  Now the calls- 8 in the past week- make me want to do more to get my money back.  Don't use this company.

I’ve used Lifeline Screening in the past so since someone said that’s who it is, it probably is as I got 2 calls from this number on December 1st as they will be in my neighborhood at the end of December.  But technically I don’t know who called from this number as I don’t answer unknown calls.  I think they are good as they test for things that are silent killers with no symptoms & Doctors just don’t order ALL of these tests unless you have symptoms but there are no symptoms for alot of things so I believe they are doing a service to people.  The part I don’t like is I think I was over charged or saw another debit from them on my bank statement that didn’t coincide to the appointment date I had so unless you take notes for everything you agreed to including extra tests they sell & write down the exact day you went for the appointment & what exactly you paid for & what day you called & made the appointment for their debiting of your account, it’s too difficult to remember.  Then you end up busy & you forget.  Doing all that is very time consuming.

Life Line Screening 1-800-391-6182 - calls multiple times a day for 3 days now (including weekend!). Answered and said hello twice then caller just hangs up, never speaks, never leaves a message. I finally just blocked the number.

This number calls me a lot.  I don't answer and they don't leave a message.

So what are you trying to inform others about, that you don't know who called as if anyone cares? There are enough posts for you to figure out if that is who might have called you, but nobody is going to care that you don't know who called.

It is Lifeline Screening. I went one time and now every time they are in town they relentlessly pound my phone with calls for a follow-up appointment.

Lifeline. Goes to voicemail. Nothing recorded. Used them twice years ago and now they're back. What they do is no better than going to your regular doctor twice a year,  most insurances now pay for because they realized prevention is worth a pound of cure. Stopped using them, because the most crucial screenings requires a machine and that machine is never ever working/available and I'm not falling for that scam again. They get the seniors who are afraid for their health and they just keep rolling along. Now if they actually have screening with CT/MRI/Blood Tests/EKGs that could detect/screen for impending strokes and heart attacks and cancer, might be worth it, but it's all blood pressure and simple tests your general doctor routinely does.

Block their number(s).

They call both my wife's and my numbers trying to get us to commit. We use their services everywhere year. They want us now, all the time. We make appointments on our schedule, not theirs.

Hey Don, Pam is long gone and won't see your reply. Perhaps you might read past the first post and check the date(s).

I don't think that it would matter since "Don" doesn't really have a good grasp of the English Language.

I used this Lifeline Screening service several years ago.  My doctor said that it isn't necessary to have them if I have my annual Medicare appointments with him.  However, this company keeps calling and sending out literature every time they are to be in this area.  They never leave a message.  We have moved and moved our landline number to our new address.  Somehow they got our new USPS address and we continue to receive their literature and they continue to call although we don't answer the phone and they don't leave a message.

They are legally allowed to call you for 18 months unless told otherwise.  As to the address it was probably given to them by the USPS when you had your mail forwarded.  A certified, return receipt letter would have stopped this a long time ago.  Instead it appears that you simply stuck your head in the sand and hoped that it would go away.