855-869-9265

I got a call from this # on my cell but didn't answer.  I did a internet search of just the area code and found out that this is a "future area code" reserved for telemarketers and that the calling party does not get charged to make the call but the called party gets charged.  This means that if I would have answered the call I would have been charged!!

Calling me trying to contact someone else I know.

Got a call from this number and a guy using the name "Dillon" and asking about someone I know.  The person this "Dillon" guy was trying to find swears they did not give my name and number to anyone.  Additionally, the person that called me refused to answer what company he was with and stated "personal business" with the other person as the nature of his call.  He was persistent and guarded when I started asking him questions.  Very odd call.  Reported to a number of agencies.

I didn't answer the call when this number showed up.  They didn't leave a message but immediately called my husband's phone and left a message for me.  He also said his name was "Dillon."  He left a case number but no company name or any indication as to what he wanted.

I get this call 3 times a day and oftan after 8pm. I read that some say it is for student loans but i pay on my loan every month. So thay have no bussiness calling me!

I a;spget this call 3 times a day and oftan after 8pm. I read that some say it is for student loans but i pay on my loan every month. So thay have no bussiness calling me!

Wow, sure you went to school? You can't spell!!

Here is the scoop. This is their poorly made web site http://diabetes-carenow.net/ this is the numbers I have received calls from. (855)869-0591 (Jerry Supervisor) and (561) 325-7044.

Criminals who plot to defraud the Government and steal money from the American people have a new target: people with diabetes.

Although the precise method may vary, the scheme generally involves someone pretending to be from the Government, a diabetes association, or even Medicare, calling you. The caller offers "free" diabetic supplies, such as glucose meters, diabetic test strips, or lancets. The caller may also offer other supplies such as heating pads, lift seats, foot orthotics, or joint braces, in exchange for the beneficiaries' Medicare or financial information, or confirmation of this type of personal information. Additionally, you may receive items in the mail that you did not order.

Report the Call to Law Enforcement

Report the call to the OIG Hotline at 1-800-HHS-TIPS or online at http://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/report-fraud/. As part of your report, provide the name of the company that called you, the company's telephone number and address, and a summary of your conversation with the caller.

Non-Compliance Penalties
    A consumer who receives a telemarketing call despite being on the registry will be able to file a complaint with the FTC, either online or by calling a toll-free number. Violators could be fined up to $11,000 per incident.

    Anyone who violates the rule is subject to civil penalties of up to $11,000 per violation. In addition, violators may be subject to nationwide injunctions that prohibit certain conduct and may be required to pay redress to injured consumers.