888-379-2463

Just called this no. back and it is from the American Heart Ass.

Yes, it is the American Heart Association. I answered to find out myself. Lady on other end asking me to front for postage on stack of letters they would send for me to mail to my neighbors.

cslled again and no one their when i answer

I never answer toll free or unknown numbers. I google the number(s) and take it from there. This number is from the American Heart Association. They have been calling for the last 3 months conconstly. I will not answer them.

This number has been bothering us, harassing by calling non-stop.

If indeed they are from the AM Heart asso, they should not be doing this to us. Too much stress already we don't need them to make our lives more stressful. And I thought they are concerned about our health. So what is this, all for money (lobby?

Read the text below for how to get your number off their calling list (ie. you will need to call the 800-242-8721).  Ask for the operator, and when you are connected to the polite phone center, ask for your number to be removed.

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American Heart Association calls from 17 other phone numbers:
http://whocalled.us/lookup/americanheartassociation
800-282-0291
866-431-5121
866-867-4178
866-808-2488
866-462-5672
866-463-3860
866-813-2990
886-813-2990
866-839-9604
866-839-9609
866-839-9608
877-213-2767
877-213-5044
877-213-5049
877-212-5046
877-213-5046
888-355-7209

National Center Mailing Addresses
American Heart Association
National Center
7272 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: 1-800-AHA-USA-1
or 1-800-242-8721

American Stroke Association
National Center
7272 Greenville Avenue
Dallas TX 75231
Phone: 1-888-4-STROKE
or 1-888-478-7653

American Heart Association Professional Membership:
1-800-787-8984
or Outside US: 1-301-223-2307

American Heart Association Instructor Network
1-877-AHA-4CPR

CEO American Heart Association: Nancy.Brown@heart.org
Director of Corporate and Media Communications: Carrie.Thacker@heart.org
Board of Directors National Officers for 2009/10:
Neil.Meltzer@heart.org
Clyde.Yancy@heart.org
William.Roach@heart.org
Debra.Lockwood@heart.org
Ralph.Sacco@heart.org

American Heart Association Dear Neighbor Campaign
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3019523
The Dear Neighbor Campaign takes place during February, American Heart Month. Volunteers are recruited in the fall- the letter kits are mailed on Jan. 15th to arrive in your home around Feb. 1st. As a volunteer, you'll be asked to return donations from your neighbors by Feb. 28th.Each volunteer kit contains easy-to-follow instructions with supplies to mail letters to everyone shown on the assignment card for your block. (You will receive everything you need to mail the letters except the stamps.) Donations are processed at a centralized bank, but are credited back to your area to benefit your local community. It's easy and rewarding to volunteer. Call 1-800-464-7142

To review or request removal of your information
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=10000023
You may review or request removal of your personal information by providing us your name, address and e-mail address to one of the following:
A. E-mailing AHA at Review.personal.info@heart.org (or)
B. Calling us at 1-800-AHA-USA1 (or)
C. Writing us at 7272 Greenville Ave. Dallas, TX 75231

I called them and a very friendly person answered.  I asked her if she had ever googled the phone number.  Of course she had not and she asked why.

PEOPLE HATE YOU!  YOU'RE ANNOYING PEOPLE WITH A NOBLE CAUSE!  WHY CAN'T YOU JUST LEAVE A MESSAGE?

She was very pleasant and agreed to put my number on their do not call list.

Lots of calls from this number. Very annoying.  Called the Heart Association and asked them to stop. It's started again.

this call will be turned over to the local FBI office . enough isenough   ASAP

you have been turned over to the local office of theFBI

this is *not* the american heart association.

whoever is making these calls are impostors.

it's a spoofed nbr from some collection agency
or so called law office.

it is now it seems a widely used practice.

they simply want to ascertain that somebody is home
or that the info they have about you is correct.

please think about it: would a legit organization use
such harassment tactics as calling you every day,
several times a day, never leaving a message and when
you call back you get no one.

not a very smart way to generate good will, hence
spoofing / scamming are the most likely explanations.

btw the same goes for other phantom allegedly charitable
organizations such as the american cancer society.

Please do not call me anymore.

I asked why they didn't just pay the woman annoying me with the calls to stuff envelopes, she hung up on me.

Claims to be the American Heart Association.  At least the number's not being outright spoofed--that is, someone DOES answer the number when you call back--but it doesn't make it less annoying.  These professional "fundraisers" aren't helping the AHA's reputation with the public when they make these kind of robodialed calls.

Please know that the calls you are receiving are part of the American Heart Association’s Dear Neighbor campaign.  We are reaching out to caring people to volunteer to send letters to their neighbors in February If you would like to volunteer, please answer our call.  Or, to have your name removed, please call (888) 379-2463. Thank you!

Please know that the calls you are receiving are part of the American Heart Association’s Dear Neighbor campaign.  We are reaching out to caring people to volunteer to send letters to their neighbors in February. If you would like to volunteer, please answer our call.  Or, to have your name removed, please call 888-379-2463. Thank you!

Good information. They have at least promised to stop calling. Will update if they relapse.

They left a message stating that if I wouldn't answer or call back they had the right to send somebody looking for the where abouts of whomever they are trying to get a hold of.  I say, send them.  They will be in for a rude awakening.