How did you find out who was doing the calling, Is it for sure as you posted ? The calls gave me some stuff to play with amd to match wits with idot is fun.
Caller ID said it was Freedom Mortgage calling but Christina identified herself as calling from an alarm company while attempting to sell me an alarm system. I just told her she violated the Missouri no-call law and I would report her to the Attorney General.
Free alarm system scam. Can't even get the caller ID name right, when I started asking too many questions the lady said she just started there and transfered me to a manager with a thick Indian accent. I told him this scam was all over the news last night and he hung up on me.
'Christina" isn't a real person. It's a pre-recorded robocall on a voice-responsive system, so it can give the appearance that it's a live operator. But it's just another robocall.
Call came from a live person regarding a free wireless alarm system. I told her I am happy with what I have, but I would listen to learn more. At that point, I thought she would stay on the line and tell me more. Well guess what, a recording (by her) came on. I then said don't call my number again (in case they were recording while they were playing the recording) and hung up. Too bad something can't be done about telemarkers. Even my cable telephone service blocking procedure is limited to 12 numbers.