This number called me today for the Texas State Fraternal Order for Police. Whatever. Anyway, after receiving 2-3 calls a day for the past year from very similiar organizations, (Puppy Patrol Law Enforcement, Iraq Vets, etc) I finally called my local police department to file harassment charges. To my dismay, I learned that if they are with a supposed non-profit, the "do not call" doesn't apply. Also, I learned that they can call under all of these various organizations as long as they are giving as little as 5% to them. I finally filed a complaint with the Attorney Generals office. These people are mean. I was told I was un-American when I said no to the Vets and when I told him to stop bugging me, he yelled "STOP BUGGING ME!" and hung up on me! If you are being harassed, please file a complaint. Do it for the grandma's and grandpa's out there that finally give in just so the people will leave them alone.
Got a call from them. I don't ever do anything over the phone. I told em "NO" and they thanked me for my time and that was it. I did check into it and called the State FOP office. It is legit i guess. So it is a call from the Texas State Fraternal Order of Police.
I got a call from this number as well, only I wasn't home. I tried looking up who the number belonged to but all I could get was that it was an unregistered lan line.
Got this phone call, said it was from Houston Police Dept, I called back
and was put on hold for 2 to 5 minutes. Got called later on, he was wanting
money, soliciting funds, I told him I wasn't interested, and got very very
agitated, then hung up. Got another call later on that day, till I told
him, I wasn't interested, he refused to identify himself. I wanted his boss,
he got angrier said he wasn't available and hung up. Being harassed by those
who want donations are sure are rude! Putting guilt trips and just being rude
to people isn't the way to get money. :( Go to the website of the:
https://www.donotcall.gov/
This "should" help block unwanted calls. Get the numbers of those harassing
you and submit this number. Have the operator listen in just in case, or
report to your phone company, or the Texas Public Utilities Commission: