877-271-9969

home security system

I ignored the call, it's from a toll free number, I ignore all of these. no message. after reading these comments, I blocked the number.

My recording said it was "not a telemarketing call' and that I was "referred by a friend or relative to receive a free home security system that's monitored 24/7 by police and fire."

Solar panel scam artists.  How do I know their scam artists?  1) They called my DNC-listed landline.  Legitimate businesses comply with the DNC list;  2) They used a robo-dialer; and  3) Their sad attempt at an AI system is illegal because at no time did it identify the company name nor did it provide a legitimate phone number.  When the recording asked me if it was okay to see if I qualified, I didn't use that word I avoid like the plague, "yes," instead I said, "Hello?" again, to see how it would react.  The dumb system transferred my call to another recording that said, "Thank you for calling!"  I DIDN'T call you, idiot!  It gave me an option to talk to a "solar panel specialist" or some such nonsense (that would be "scam artist") or press a different number to be removed from all the cost-saving, yadda, yadda, offers.  I didn't press any number.  The call disconnected on its own.

recording selling solar panels... acts like a person speaking, only listens at one point in call. If you don't talk when it is listening, it repeats. If you do talk, and you don't say something positive, they hang up. they obviously do not honor the federal do not call list. No way in the WORLD I would EVER buy something from them intentionally.

recording - selling solar panels - after recording the message ends. Blocked the number and reported the number to do not call.

Recorded message; something about wireless home security; number now blocked

apparent robocall to "see if the homeowner qualifies" for solar energy panels

Many calls from this number

Partial solar panel message. It's recorded but it sounds like a real person, with umms and ahhs. Called my Google Voice number. First time I've ever received a junk call on that number in all the years I've had it.

They did not state representation for a company. The first time they called it was sales for solar panels before I could say anything.  The second call was simply, "Hello, thank you very much"; and hung up. Scam call I'm sure.

Same here. Solar panels. It's an 'authentic' sounding recording with the woman's voice very conversational and familiar. Anything for capitalism. yay.

Solar panel sales or scam . Said it was free if I qualify. I started asking them questions about they meant by free and they hung up however they keep calling using spoofed phone #'s that belong to someone else. . Telemarketer or scammer has turned into harasser.    .

Not sure if it was about solar panels or not but the recording started "This is not a sales call. You were referred by a friend to see if you qualify for..."I didn't listen to the rest.

Got a call from these bozos the other day I called them back so many times and screamed and yelled so much they stopped taking my call and would send me to voice mail.    Filled the voice mail with many messages it couldn't take any more now the number is disconnected.       We Win!!!!!!!

I also had a call from this number and now the number is disconnected.  I wanted to find out where they got my number!

OK- I have been posting this about all these calls. If you do the following, you can reduce these calls considerably, and eventually they'll consider your number to be inactive.

First and foremost NEVER-EVER answer the call if you don't recognize the number. When you answer it just verifies your number is active and it will be sold to others who will also call.

Secondly DO NOT EVER fall for their ploy of being added to their “do not call list” because- once again- it only verifies your number is active and it will be sold, thereby increasing the calls.

This is what I did and it is VERY effective:

1) Check to see if your phone service offers “Selective Call Forwarding”. On my phone you dial *63. This service allows you to forward calls that you designate to any other number anywhere.

2) Compile a list of the annoying numbers and designate any one of the annoying numbers as the number to forward the calls to.

3) If you do this correctly, the moron calls will then be automatically forwarded to another moron. Your phone won't even ring! You can even forward them to a company that's out of business or even your worst enemy.

As time goes on, you may have to review the numbers and add or delete new numbers. I did this for about 6 months and have reduced my moron calls from several a day to one or two a week. Eventually they will think your number is inactive and will drop you from their lists. The good news? NO ONE can get around this like they can with the government’s impotent “do not call list”. If this works for you, please feel free to pass it along and together we can all keep the morons guessing.

Enjoy!!

Please help report them through FCC by going online or calling.  Let's get these scumbags!

https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
OR
https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=39744
OR
1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322)

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