they call trying to sell security system never take you off the do not call list. so much for our government they don't do any thing either. guess its cause they cant make any money
Robo recording on cell phone for free security system in exchange for putting their sign in the yard. Another stupid scam, does not even give company name. Have gotten this call before from a different number. Blocked the # and reported to DNC. Do not fall for this scam!
Same exact message calling from this- the third number that is not valid. Trying to sale this alarm system. I am sick of them and making an FCC complaint ($16,000 per call if they find the culprit). Since the complaint process may be frivolous as even the FCC implies, I took matters in my own hands. The man with a middle eastern accent got hung up on his spill when I told him that I am a renter instead of a homeowner. Since I knew the call was pert near over, I decided it was time to cuss him out. Well, he cussed back! Lmao! I was cussed by a dude with broken English! But, I got the same spill on my voicemail 30 minutes later from (830) 585-3000. It is literally harassment at this point. The next time, I will tell them that I do own my house and see what I can do to get connected to somebody with a little better command of the English language.
Just like above, a security company robocall on my cell (left voicemail as I didn't answer since I didn't recognize the number)...actually left a voicemail two times in a 10 minute time span. Ugh.
I didn't pick up this call, even though I recognized the area code. An automated voice message was left, which said something about an advertisement being placed in the front yard and a free $1500 system to be monitored by police/fire department 24/7. The message also gave an option to be placed on the Do Not Call list.