Received first call from this "not in service number" at 07:58 p.m., 08/28/2013. Caller ID name read "Rapid City SD". I disconnected call rather than answering it so I don't know what the call was about for sure. But, it does fit the call pattern (i.e., the relentless recurring pattern) of the scumbag Florida based rear-end-holes scamming the elderly by promising a paid for (by a loved one) medical emergency alert device and then harassing the elderly person until he/she gives in and provides credit card and/or bank checking account information supposedly to pay for a (bogus?) device monitoring service. There are also allegations that this outfit bills medicare for these supposedly paid for by a loved one devices -- don't know if that is true or not.
Received first call from this "not in service number" at 07:58 p.m., 08/28/2013. Caller ID name read "Rapid City SD". I disconnected call rather than answering it so I don't know what the call was about for sure. But, it does fit the call pattern (i.e., the relentless recurring pattern) of the scumbag Florida based rear-end-holes scamming the elderly by promising a paid for (by a loved one) medical emergency alert device and then harassing the elderly person until he/she gives in and provides credit card and/or bank checking account information supposedly to pay for a (bogus?) device monitoring service. There are also allegations that this outfit bills medicare for these supposedly paid for by a loved one devices -- don't know if that is true or not.