unsolicited caller gave message about national senior assistance program to receive $3000 in grocery saving certificates and free medical alert bracelet or necklace.
Got this call about medical devices as well. I use Phone.com as my low cost phone system because it has great programmable features and is well supported by their people. With the phone.com system all I do after getting a spam call is look up the number in the call log and block it with the click of the mouse. I see on the Phone.com web site, since blocking this number, I have gotten another call but it was blocked!
AT&T Uverse also has the capability to block up to 20 numbers but there are way more than that to take care of plus area codes can not be blocked by you in the Uverse system - to my knowledge. Besides Uverse phone is pretty expensive once the bundled promotion of internet, phone, and TV service runs out.
A long time ago I also bought a small P2P Interceptor (google it) box and it simply hooks to the phone line input and the output connects to the normal cordless phone system in the house. The neat thing is it can easily be programmed to block entire area codes as well as block individual numbers - without ringing my phone - sending blocked calls to an answering machine. The P2P Interceptor is useful if one does not want to change phone systems. I've never had one spammer leave a message yet. Finally, SURE has been QUIET around the house lately. YEA!
Same caller constantly - saying someone paid for me to have a medical alert device "I've fallen and can't get up"..........
told them I wasn't old enough for that quite yet - they just keep talking nonstop until I hang up on them. Got their
phone # posted by my phone now so I won't be answering anymore.