9547450050

Friday, May 7, 2011 at 6:53 p.m.  call described as "unavailable" source.  I did NOT answer as I have
been getting calls twice a day since April 20th, from  "asset  acceptance" ,  which I call a scam and which I have not answered. Then I was called, same company, from MI.  Those were reported to AT&T.  The AT&T rep has assured me I have been put on the"Do Not Call List" but will take 48 hours to get me on the list.  If I get another of this number I will call AT&T again

Started getting calls from these morons a couple weeks back. A couple a day and then nothing for a day and then it starts up again. Pretty much the same as all the other bogus calls that come across everyday on my phone. Never answered and they leave no message so it obviously isn't very important.
Everybody keeps talking about the Do Not Call list thinking that will change their world somehow. All I can say is the DNC is a failed test at best. Most of us have caller ID nowadays, so if you don't recognize the number and they don't leave any message, it is surely not that important. For those still relying on the Do Not Call list, don't waste your time, they sure don't.

BEWARE! Possible SCAM!
Flordia number!  954-745-0050 is SUPPOSE to be linked to National Diabetes Association But! Their "events" page has NOT been Updated since 2009!!!!!!      
http://www.ndacares.org/events.htm

The info below was copied from their web site:

•The NDA is an advocacy group committed to addressing the alarming disparity in diabetes in ethnically diverse urban communities nationwide.
•We will be conducting diabetes screening nationwide in ethnically diverse communities nationwide, to diagnose the 1/3 of the people with diabetes who are undiagnosed.

Contact info: Info@ndacares.org
Address:
National Diabetes Association
455 N Prairie Ave.
Inglewood, CA 90301

Hello, I am Jim in Missouri. Dont use the air horn. You could damage your hearing and break fragile things around your  home.Tominimize this irratation, just let your call monitor handle it and after they hang up.search for the phonenumber.

Good luck

the exact same thing happened at my house on 5-10-11

Have seen the number 954-745-0050 on caller id before, but finally answered when they started calling every day.  First time a guy asked for my partner by first name, when I said he wasn't home, the caller hung up without saying anything further.  I answered again today, but as soon as I asked who was calling, they hung up again.

Bring back the universal NO-CALL list and make it permanent!!!!!!

These idiots started calling here every day.
Yesterday we pressed 7 over and over again because we heard
their computer will get stuck.
So far they have Not called back since then. But a New Number called
Today - 643-000-3492 - did not answer but wonder if its them again
with a different number. What do these people want?
Why are they stalking and harassing me? I'm Sick of it!

Received two phone calls; April 25 at 12:07 p.m. and the other May 12 at 11:31 a.m. both, which I did not answer and no message was left.  I pose a question: If this is a legitamate business are we getting these phone calls because we have taken a medication that is used for patients with diabetes, but we have taken it for a different purpose?

Likely a computer generated call, as it took three "Hello" for the caller to respond.  A female, in VERY broken English asked for me by name.  Started in on something about diabetes.  I interrupted,  told her to STOP and LISTEN, then told her I was on the do not call list and wanted to be on her do not call list and she should not call and annoy me again.  On caller ID showed "24 7 Any Time A".  Bad enough these jerks ignore the National Do No Call List, even worse that they can barely speak English.

Caller ID showed the phone number and the following: V05132132550323 I don't know what it means, but my gut says it's not good!! Female caller was asking for "Mr. Reede". Lots of noise in background. Might be a call from outside the U.S. trying to scam someone.

This number has called my home number numerous times and left no message up until a few days ago. Lady left msg in broken English (sounds Indian) about some national diabetes thing (this is a solicitation call, I am on Do Not Call List). This is getting ridiculous. Please have them stop calling.

I received a call too.  The thick accented woman wanted personal information.  I asked for her location, and she said something garbled in California.  I told her I needed her location so I could file a complaint with her local District Attorney, but she refused to give me the location other than somewhere in California.  I asked her to spell diabetes, and she was able to.  I guess their script is written without spelling errors!  There was much background noise that sounded like a boiler room.  There were several people in the background talking on the phone, but I couldn't make out any specifics.

I called the number back, and it answers as the National Diabetes Association.

This sounds like a scam.

Am getting calls from 954-745-0050. They don't leave a message.

I just got a call from this number and caller id said 24 7 any time a.  I answered and no one was on the line.  It was like dead air

I received a call from this number and just let it ring as I normally do when I receive a call that I don't recognize the number on my caller ID.  No message was left so I have to assume it was a solicitor.

Got another call from this number a few minutes ago. I thought I too was on the NO CALL LIST.

multiple calls every day.  Do Not Call does not help.  Have been getting these calls for months.  What nutbags.  For God's sake get a life.

954 745 0050 hung up on ans. machine on 5/20/11 at exactly Noon.  ID said Unknown.

I received a call - they say they are from the National Diabetes Association and the caller identified himself as David Marquez.  His english was not so great, and I was wondering why he didn't just talk to me in Spanish considering I am fluent in both languages.

He called asking for my mother in law, and then after I said she wasn't here (which she wasn't), he asked me my name and if I have diabetes.  Yes, I do.  I told him my name and he pulled up my address, location, and then input my endocrinologist's info and told me my Doc's license number to practice medicine.  Asked me if I was on FaceBook and after finding me on there he said that they are giving out free glucometers to people with diabetes and also on medicare.  After he asked me for my medicare number, I hung up the phone.  Now it's showing up as UNKNOWN CALLER and when I went online and did a reverse look-up, it came up as 24 7 Any Time Any Where Lock.  Ummm.... locksmiths?  WTF does that have to do with diabetes?  And I know for the American Diabetes Association, but not the National Diabetes Association.  I think it is a scam but it is freaky how much info he was able to tell me about myself.  There were a LOT of people in the background, so I think it was maybe a call center type thing?  Either way, he was NOT about to get all my medical info.  Screw that.  And since I hung up, they've called back 3 times.  I just am not answering the phone right now.

I received a call - they say they are from the National Diabetes Association and the caller identified himself as David Marquez.  His english was not so great, and I was wondering why he didn't just talk to me in Spanish considering I am fluent in both languages.

He called asking for my mother in law, and then after I said she wasn't here (which she wasn't), he asked me my name and if I have diabetes.  Yes, I do.  I told him my name and he pulled up my address, location, and then input my endocrinologist's info and told me my Doc's license number to practice medicine.  Asked me if I was on FaceBook and after finding me on there he said that they are giving out free glucometers to people with diabetes and also on medicare.  After he asked me for my medicare number, I hung up the phone.  Now it's showing up as UNKNOWN CALLER and when I went online and did a reverse look-up, it came up as 24 7 Any Time Any Where Lock.  Ummm.... locksmiths?  WTF does that have to do with diabetes?  And I know for the American Diabetes Association, but not the National Diabetes Association.  I think it is a scam but it is freaky how much info he was able to tell me about myself.  There were a LOT of people in the background, so I think it was maybe a call center type thing?  Either way, he was NOT about to get all my medical info.  Screw that.  And since I hung up, they've called back 3 times.  I just am not answering the phone right now.