The person called asking me information on my diabetic supplies. They have some of my correct
information...don't know how they got it. When I asked questions she hung up on me.
Got a call from this number, bunch of kids arguing in the background. Let the answering machine pick it up and when my machine beep there was a woman on the other end asking "Hello, Hello" then hung up. Caller Id says its AAAAA Home. They've called really early in the morning and really late at night 7 am CST and 10:30pm CST so I reported them to the FCC.
Have received three calls, so far, from this number; on 9/26 at 1:49 p.m., 9/27 at 8:21 p.m. and today, 10/8 at 10:58 a.m. I do not answer, as they do not think the call important enough to leave a message. I will be blocking this number.
So tired of all these calls offering me free diabetic supplies. I AM NOT A DIABETIC.. So I looked it up, there is NO US DIABETES ASSOCIATION. I did find a message from the REAL American Diabetes Association and they released the following.
Recently, the American Diabetes Association was notified about several calls where the caller claimed to represent the Association, asked for personal information, and offered free diabetes supplies. These calls are not affiliated with the American Diabetes Association. We never ask an individual for personal information such as social security number, birth date, Medicare, meter or insurance information.
The American Diabetes Association values the trust that all of these contributions symbolize, and is committed to fighting fraud and ensuring that all funds intended to help people with diabetes are used for that purpose. If you are contacted by someone requesting your personal and/or medical information, please contact the Better Business Bureau in your area at www.bbb.org or call (703) 276-0100.