800-566-9780

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This number is for the National weather services' severe weather alerting system.

This is an automated call from the Code Red Weather Warning system. You most likely signing up for this service, but the caller ID did not inform whom the call was coming from. If the number is going to your mobile make sure to add it to your cell and put something like "Code Red Weather Warning" or "Weather Warning" to ID future calls.

that number called my cell 10 [***] times in a row

Code Red alert system

when answering this number, nothing is said, then they hang up

how do you get your number off their list?

how do you get your number off their list?

You may call 1-800-566-9780 from the phone that receives the Weather Warning calls, then push option 2 to "opt out" of weather related calls only.  You will still be registered for other CodeRED calls.

automated severe weather warning, very welcome & valuable. my called ID says "Emergency commu".
yes, it was an option to sign up.      if you really want to quit them (I think you are silly) , site: http://ecnetwork.com/codered-weather,  'contact us'  866-939-0911,  
or email us at contactus@ecnetwork.com

An automated call from the Code Red Weather Warning system. If you signed up for severe storm warnings, this automated service will call and inform you of severe weather.  I find it very good to have.

It possibly is a good service to have. However, the service was subscribed to by the previous owner of the phone number for a zip code 2000 miles away. And getting irrelevant weather messages at 5:30 in the morning when I'd finally fallen asleep after a bad night is not my idea of a great service. It will not surprise you to hear I have since opted out.

Got a call from them at 2:30 in the morning! I just downloaded Accuweather's app so I hope that's not how I got signed up...

They just called me 5:30 in the morning.
What the neck.

Heck

I get this call whenever a severe storm is headed to my neighborhood. I signed up for it on the Florida state site.
It has been very valuable. If you live in a area prone to tornadoes and a call comes in at night, you should answer it or listen as your answering machine does. It will leave a message. I have it on both my home phone and my cell and I'm glad I do. I believe the message also tells you at the end how to stop receiving the warnings.

I called the opt-out number and was told my number is not registered for alerts, yet they keep calling me. WTH?

Usually through your county emergency system.

Legit: ECN Emergency Communication Network

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