"Remember or sixty years old or older you now qualify under the new national Senior assistance program to receive three thousand dollars in free groceries savings certificates. They can be use that over a hundred major grocery chains across the US. And addition to your three thousand dollars in savings certificate. you'll(?) receive a free emergency medical alert bracelet or necklace. This medical alert device is designed to save your life if you ever experienced a fall or any other emergencies. Press one now to speak to a representative and have your three thousand dollars savings certificate mailed directly to you and learn more about the risk free offer. Again press one now for more information press five. To be removed from this off and."
I got the same message as SC above. Except there was no option during the recording to ask the calls to be stopped. So, I waited to talk to a representative and asked him to take us off his call list. He argued with me, telling me that I had opted in somewhere to get the calls, so they are legally allowed. I told him he was preying on senior citizens with the calls and he argued and argued with me that the call is legitimate. The call was coming from a large call center (lots of other noisy calls in the background) and the accent was American. What a ripoff call to make to seniors living on a fixed income!