Just received a call from this number and they said they were AARP Roadside Assistance, offering me a $5 discount if I renewed today using a credit card. I was suspicious because I renewed in March for three years. She had my PO Box and street address but she used my current married name, and my assistance is under my former name and has never been changed. I told her I would check with AARP and pay it online if it was due, would not give her my card number, and after a little more arguing she hung up. I then called ARRP Roadside Assistance to report the call and the phone number (which Google tells me is also used for fake calls claiming to be the IRS). The rep was foreign and I'm not sure she understood everything I was saying, but she confirmed that they did not call me and my membership is not due. I gave her the number which made the call, and I don't think she wrote it down.
called at 10am. I knew it was one of the scam persons. I have been given via v/m this number to call back. answered, then I hung up real quick. I suggest everyone do this. They are only trying to get info to steal identities and/or scam you in someway !! BEWARE ALL !!!!!
They call every day. I answered today by mistake, since I was expecting an important call. The woman on the phone knew my name. She knew I had Road Assistance with AARP. I told her that I am not giving her any information about myself, and she replied that she already has my info. I told her that I will pay my bill in October, not three months in advance, and for sure, I won't give her my credit card number on the phone. I then hung up. These people try to dupe seniors. Shame on them.