8284757077

Thank you.  I just filed a complaint.

Robocall trying to lower my interest rates

Stop calling my number.

Did anybody here happen to have an Origin game account hacked? I had mine hacked about a week ago, and I wonder if this might be related.

calls and hangs up immediately. Very annoying.

I am newly retired and became so aggravated at the same telemarketing calls coming in daily so now I call the number back and promise to call them repeatedly every day so that I can "keep them in a job" in this terrible economy. I tell them that I live alone and only have a cat to talk to and  am lonely and that I don't have a credit card, but would love to hear their sales pitch, anyway.  I am very respectful and helpful. I ask them personal questions about their life, "Are you paying for college? Do you have a family? The ones from India, I offer to help them with their English skills. I am given a supervisor who takes my phone off of the list. Warning, don't do this unless you have unlimited free digital callling, because they can charge your carrier. It has worked for me repeatedly!

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Annoying     all people think about is to scam someone   change ph no and us your area code so you will answer    DO NOT

Call FTC fraud# 877-382-4357 and file an FTC complaint against this company.  I did.  The call starts out as a robocall informing seniors that their calls to 911 may not get prompt response and it may cost them their lives.  Press 1 to talk to a rep.  Press 5 to be removed from their calling list.  First call used a different number and I asked to be removed from their list (even though I'm on the Do Not Call Registry).  Then they called from this number 828-475-7077 so I opted to speak with their representative.  From the background noise it was obvious it was a call center, so I asked the rep what telemarketing firm they worked for. Rep wouldn't answer the question and tried to obfuscate - then hung up on me.  When I called the number back from caller ID it was disconnected.  Probably spoofed.  An Internet search shows "Senior Emergency Care" may be attempting to scam seniors offering a "free" service that they actually charge for OR may be phishing for credit cards and such.