561-226-4624

I keep getting a call from this number. A guy named Mike hard to understand. Says my social security number is under investigation and there will be legal action if i don't call back.  They've called before and when I threatened legal action they stopped for a while.  If it continues I will take legal action.

Who is this ?? Why are u calling me??

This number has called my WORK phone 6 times in the past 2 days.  No one is on the other end and no message is left when it goes to my voicemail.  I am frustrated because it WASTES MY TIME!!!!!!

Phone rings, caller I.D. reads 561- 226-4626 "Florida" I picked up the phone, the marketer says "Hi Mr Darren? I responded with "Yes" The marketer says "I have your new Diabetes Testing Kit ready and we just wanted to let you know that we are going to ship it out today. I replied "I don't have diabetes" they hung up.

Got a call from this number at lest 3 times aweek. I called the number back and it gave me3 options, push 3 to be added to their do not call list. So I hope their list works better than Metro PCS block call list.

Constantly blowing up my phone for 2 days in a row.....first it comes up as unknown, the the actual number started to appear 561 226 4624.

We have been getting these calls constantly 3-5 times a day. no answer no name same crap.

Tired of constant calls from this number...relentless

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.