Left a message that I had a medical device that was paid for even the shipping. All I had to do was press ? and they would deliver it. I heard about this scam awhile back but can't remember where. Bunch of cons!!
I cant believe people actually fall for this. I called back and the man said that he was from Life Line and was providing free alert equipment to seniors.
Said a friend or family member paid for a medical device. I said I wasn't interested and he kept on talking. I said again I wasn't interested and be kept talking. So I hung up on them. It's a scam. Said call came from Bells, TN.
(731) 345-4100 calls daily harassing my elderly mother. Today they called to report a representative would arrive to install her "wireless connection." THANKFULLY my mother knew this didn't sound right and notified me. I called the number and asked to be removed from their calling list. The representative was evasive and rude. Of course, the supervisor was "on break" and unavailable. She refused to give an address or the company's name so I could contact them via mail. I ended up advising I will contact the local authorities and have any representative arrested should they set foot on my mother's property. SENIOR CITIZENS BEWARE! Whoever this is, they are trying to gain access to your home, and their intention is unknown. Do not answer calls from this number and report it to the FCC and the local authorities at once.
Sr. Alert system telemarket call via robo caller. Taped message explained that I could press 1 to learn more or press 5 to get off their list but I was Unsure if I should press "5" since then they would know I was a real person with a valid telephone number.