That’s a long list of numbers but I’m up for the challenge( I might even be enjoying this a little).
As of March 20, 2014 the 202-436-9100 is no longer in service after I had a friendly chat with Mr. Logan Foster and his receptionist Marshall Clarke. I just heatedly explain that this call is being recorded, ask them for their name, who’s account manager, their supervisor name, their better business bureau number and requested to speak to someone else higher when Mr. Foster said he was the supervisor and account manager. I even asked for a different departments.
All this as I google the "Human Health Organization name and address (it’s a valid government company and address is correct.) I google the number, it's used using VOIP app. I also told them that I spoke to the company & that nobody by that name works there, they don't process any information over the phone & without an application, with some sort identification number nor use western union for any activation fee, and that this is a scam and they need to stop calling my husband. (Poor guy called me at work to tell me that he got a grant and that he already gave them his bank account number).
After the 4th time they hung up on me started telling me not to call them back, their relentless and so was I. I called back 8 more times demanding important pertinent information from anybody that answered, advising them know that I’ve reported this call to the HUMAN HEALTH GRANT Company fraud department, and the US fraud, scams and crime unit in Washington Dc and my hometown of Florida.
These guys are driving me crazy, they call me at least once a day on my cell phone. I am a low income sr and at first the just kept stealing minutes but just learned to dismiss it, but sometimes that is physically just a constant challenge. How can I make them stop. I am on the do not call list. They say they are from the government and always have an Indian accent.
They are scammers/extortionists working out of either India or Pakistan. Ignore them. Invest in a call blocker. Do not talk to them and DO NOT give them any information . DO NOT send them any money or give them card numbers.
Report them:
See: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0258-fake-debt-collectors This will work for phony grants too.
They called 3 times and the third time I answered it. I could not under stand what she was saying her accent was too heavy. So she hung up on me. And as I was typing this out they called again but did not answer it and no message was left. Not sure what she wanted but I am not interested in it. called id said Washington, DC.
I got a call on 4-1-2014 said that will get a grant for 7,500 and need i to send about 300 to get thing start it. And it will be in my account they got all my infromation online and on the phone. The FBI need to get them.