Just received this call and apparently I "won" some scratcher that could yield me an Ipad or Iphone (Could not tell, strong accent) or $2500 in cash and all I had to do was answer three simple questions. Told them I was not interested and hung up.
This number calls me 6 times a day shows up Altamonts on my id my sister was over said she gets same calls.......enough ready next time im going to answer police dept
They just won't give up.. It's third call today and several yesterday. Answered the phone 'this is special agent Johnson'. They Hung up and they haven't called back.
After a quiet number of weeks, I'm getting telemarketing calls again. This number has called twice in an hour. "Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in!"
Gave his name as Paul Richmond, "InterActive HealthCare Inc" (probably http://inter-activehc.com/) out of Houston. He had the distinct false information I had provided several months ago to an operation in Connecticut or New York (I'll need to check my notes). I wasted as much of Paul's time as I could, before the big reveal.
He wanted to sell me (excuse me, my medical insurance would pay for it all) some "pain relief cream". Paul couldn't explain how the cream would help with the headaches I said I had. English wasn't his primary language.
Note to the FCC: Paul told me I should have told him I was on the Do Not Call Registry early on, otherwise his company would not know they shouldn't call me. For the insurance fraud investigators: It's extremely evident these guys are dirty. The number isn't spoofed; It needs to be traced for ownership.