I keep getting calls from this number and several different numbers with the same message about senior assistance, $3000 in savings coupons, etc. and medic alert system, even though I press #5 to be taken off their call list. I also get numbers with no one there when I answer, and caller ID says UNKNOWN or OUT OF AREA. The do not call registry is a farce.
Robo call - recorded message about being old and getting $3000 back on medical alert stuff.
Why can't the FCC do something about ALL these calls? There are laws against it, but evidently not enforced.
Similar to other recent calls for free Medical Alert alarms, but this robo call has a new twist. Opens with an offer for free $3,000 in grocery certificates before getting to the point about a "free" medic alarm bracelet or necklace. Of course they ignore the Federal Do Not Call list, which certainly tells you something about their business practices, doesn't it?
<female voice>"Senior citizens, pay close attention to the following message. If you or a family member are 60 years or older, you now qualify under the National Senior Assistance Program to receive $3,000 in free grocery savings certificates. They can be used at over one hundred major grocery chains across the US. In addition to your $3,000 in savings certificates you will receive a free emergency medic alert bracelet or necklace. This medical alert device is designed to save your life if you ever experience a fall or any other emergencies. Press 1 now to speak to a representative and have your $3,000 savings certificate mailed directly to you and learn more about the risk free offer. Again, press 1 now for more information. Press 5 to be removed from this <uninteligible>."
I record calls like these with Google Voice ( www.google.com/voice ) and place them on my Spam Calls web page. You can listen to this recording here: