949-229-4221

Robocall "Please don't hang up, we are not selling you anything, this is an alert from AARP but we need your answer to send you" something.

Marketing call hawking the "Senior Alert System"  pretending YOUR Dr told them to call you....COMPLAIN people....

Robocall   "Please don't hang up, we are not selling you anything, this is an alert from AARP due to the high number of deaths . . . . Your doctor referred you to us . . .  but we need your address to send you your free medical alert . . .

Blocked by Tel-Lynx.

Recd a call but as I was on another call was unable to pick up. Since then after trying many times and getting busy signal, I am convinced that it is a haox robocall.

The message started out talking about an alert from AARP, but the call was NOT from AARP, it was from one of these medical alert system scammers.

These people keep calling me and there is no one there. I am fed up with this telemarketing crap on a medical alert system. I want it stopped. If I wanted one I would certainly buy one. I get three or four a week.

If I wanted one of those things (which I don't), I certainly wouldn't buy it from some company in California.  I'm in Tennessee and feel reasonably sure that I can find a local dealer.  Btw, IF my physician had actually recommended that I get one of these things, I'm sure he would know someone nearby who sells them...they're called medical supply houses.  Besides, I/we would have to coordinate this piece of medical equipment with my insurance carrier.  P.S.  AARP is about as big a crock as these telemarketers.

Received one call from this number on July 2, 2015.  We do not answer calls from unknown parties.

Tried calling back after missed call. Busy signal. Added this number to my growing "blocked call" list.

No message on voicemail