I would also advise everyone receiving these calls to watch the video on ORLANDO's message. These people are scammers. Legtimate telemarketers do honor the don't call list and legitimate charities remove your number at your request. I do not donate nor spend any money from ANY telephone calls. Apparently they are able to scam people as they continue to stay in business. One should report these calls to one's State Attorney;s office. Some states have taken action against these scammers. Since these are relayed calls, the law should go after the companies that provide these illegal people with this relay service. It shouldn't be too difficult as some one has to pay the bill. First and foremost rule. Nothing in this life is free and a legitimate company will tell you that up front. You can't even get the name of this so called company from these callers.
It appears as these people have changed their name again. They are no longer calling themselves "Elite Information Solutions". They are now going by the name "The Credit Voice". They changed their name from "Elite Information Solutions" to "The Credit Voice" the day after Indiana Attorney General filed suit against "Elite Information Solutions dba Safeline Alert". According to the Florida Department of Agriculture (licensing body of telemarketers in Florida) "The Credit Voice" is licensed to telemarket medical alert equipment at 495 Semoran Blvd. Casselberry, Florida. It looks like "The Credit Voice" main headquarters is located in Clearwater, Florida.