Been receiving automated calls from this # and others from all over the US regarding Sr. Alert devices for those over 65 yrs. of age. Press 1 to confirm address. After speaking to one female, I told her there are NO Sr.'s over 65 living in this household and to have my # removed from their calling list. Needless to say, she didn't & I have received at least 6 calls after that! I totally believe its a scam because the last call I received, she hung up on me.
Received a call from this number and no message was left. Caller ID indicates " SEN DEPOT." Note the period after the word Depot and not after the abbreviation Sen. I googled this and found there is a Senior Depot which is a medical supplier in Brookfield, CT but none found in Minnesota. I am very suspicious that this is another scam targeting seniors based on the REAL Senior Depot. That is probably why the Caller ID only says Sen Depot. There is enough space to have spelled out the word Senior. I called the number back with a pre-paid phone used for these purposes and got the same recording as many other scams with a recorded female voice stating "Thanks for calling back. If you would like to be placed on our do not call list, press 1." Yeah, right! We know scammers use this ruse to recognize a live number. BEWARE!!!!!
Been receiving automated calls from this # and others from all over the US regarding Sr. Alert devices for those over 65 yrs. of age. Press 1 to confirm address. After speaking to one female, I told her there are NO Sr.'s over 65 living in this household and to have my # removed from their calling list. Needless to say, she didn't & I have received at least 6 calls after that! I totally believe its a scam because the last call I received, she hung up on me.
Another fake number for these "medic alert" scammers. They are NOT selling the well known system, instead they are selling a cheap, low quality sound-alike product and then hooking the elderly for monitoring services at more than triple the price of legitimate providers.