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If you spoke with John, the medic-alert for seniors scammer's recording, that's truly remarkable Steve is nothing but a recording, so you were talking to a wall--do not feel foolish however, many people have had exactly the same impression of John, and his scamming efforts to cheat the elderly The...

I've received numerous messages from John and chatted directly with him twice within yesteryear month requesting that our amount be put into their do-not-call list. Evidently he did not get the information. Will there be another way to stop these annoying calls

It's a recording attempting to sell emergency medical-alert, proceeds to buzz each afternoon.

Steve keeps calling. I have expected them not to number. It appears like a person. But could be saved. Anyway. How can we cause them to end.

Steve keeps calling us likewise. I have informed them not to phone-calls again. and they still do. Informing them down, doesn't work often. And we are on the do not buzz list. which is not worth anything.

I required they quit calling so report a complaint and told this company off. Now they're calling and holding the device.

This is the medic alert con where the unit is free nevertheless they try and stick you with all the high-priced tracking service. The caller-id showed out-of Place.

Most likely John continues to be cloned. That is how they can make his annoying calls from throughout the country simultaneously. You're right, we can scream at Steve until we're hoarse and it'll do no good, but in making some dartboards or marker range targets with possibly we might get some satisfaction...

Seems old Bob improvements telephone numbers. Yes, oahu is the medic-alert fraud gentleman just getting around. I do believe he was in Kingston, Tennessee, last period. A whole lot worse, it's really a recording, so he can not hear you, if you shout at him. Not fair, could it be

As long as these scammers did not keep you a message, I Will let you know who they are. A write-up in the current AARP Message warns of, and they're the medic alert for seniors scammers, and explains the fraud--it is really worth the reading