THESE PEOPLE WITH HORRIBLE ENGLISH SUDDLEY HAVE AMERICAN NAMES LIKE JAMES, JORDAN, JESSICA....CALLL ME 5-6X/DAY " HI THIS IS JAMES WITH COLLEGE CONNECTER" WELL THIS HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR A MONTH AND A HALF THEY CALL PRIVATE, AND FROM ALL DIFFERENT AREA CODES CLEARLY THE FIRST TIME I TOLD THEM KINDLY IN ENGLISH NOT TO CALL MY PHONE WITH NO EFFIN COLLEGE FINDER/CONNECTER WHATEVER IT IS THEY NAME THEMSLVES THEY DIDNT UNDERSTAND SO THEY CHOOSE TO KEEP GETTING CUSSED OUT EVERYTIME THEY CALL AND JUST HANG UP! NICE TRY SPAM CALLER BUT I DONT NEED UR HELP TO STEAL MY IDENTITY TO FIND ME A COLLEGE THAT DOESNT EXIST.

Something about a "medical alert system" that a person with a last name the same as mine had supposedly requested more information about. Same caller description: Female, Spanish accented--horrible broken English. But the manner in which my last name and number are ussed with multiple random first names is something involving loan fraud that I contacted the FTC about years ago.....

Call origination: Spokane, Washington. On Monday, they were "College Connectors" and by Friday, they were "Medic First". Yes: these well funded--but seriously stupid amateur con artist crooks called me TWICE in one week's time!!  Caller description: Female, Spanish accented--horrible broken English, who suddenly gets angrily adamant in demanding why you request no further calls be made to your number!!  The "College Connectors" website exists---but is purely bogus and rife w/ tracker spam bots ( best viewed using Google Chrome incognito mode ). The Medic First website simply doesn't exist.

College Connector, eh? Well, today they're AmericaFirst---and they're "dedicated to finding you the lowest Medicare coverage in your state". The "baiter", a Spanish accented woman who spoke horrible broken English, gave me bogus company website address ( imagine that!! ) and ignored me when I called her bluff on it, continuing to read her cue cards....LOL.  The second clue: She promises to have " a representative" call me tomorrow---on a Saturday---to further help me. The third clue this was a bogus scam outfit: Her adamant demand I explain why I request to never be called back---ever.  My response: "1: It's my right and 2: It's THE LAW".  The "recession" must be getting worse: We're seeing more of these amateur phone scammers call and make their best pitch efforts at my money.

Received a call from a woman calling from this number who later said that she was not even a high school graduate, and was calling  for the purpose of on-line placement into on-line degree programs.  Supposedly my husband made an inquiry about this srevice.  She could not identify the online schools which werw participating or say really why one would need this service to connect an inidividual to an on-line school.  The name of the service was College Connector.  Never heatd of it before.  Never plan to use it.  Personally, I have two advanced degrees and three undergraduate degrees and I stay at home all day!  I have not held a full-time professional job since 1987, and have spent the past 26 years looking for one.  My mistake was in going back to school full-time to obtain a master's degree.  I could not find employment after obtainjng one.Obtaining another advanced degree is not going to make any difference to me at all at this point in life.  If my husband had actually contacted this service, I would have to question his sanity.  Presently I plan to report this caller next to the FTC.

Some clown called me then hung up when I asked to speak to stupidvisor.

Strange hang-up call from a possible so-called debt collector's cell phone. The call came from
1 202-717-9075.

They say to press #1 and I could win a free wi or iphone

is this for real

just want to verify this is the office i thought