In 3 days I had this phone # call me 23 times. This 1st time i told them i wasnt interested. Then somewhere in that list of days my wife did the same. The people asked if i had been in a wreck in the past 3 years and was injured they were here to help me. yes i had been in a wreck, no-one was injured. Thus I knew it wasnt an insurance agency cause my agency knows i was in a wreck and there was no injuries. Scam

I received a call from this number, yet no message was left on my voicemail. I decided to Google the number and landed here. Thanks so much for the info you all have left.

Just got a call from these people out of India again. Says they are with the US Medical department, and that they have records that someone connected to my phone number has been injured in the past 3 years. She was reading hard from a script.I told her no, and hung up. Second call from these crazies. How do they get our numbers?

Someone with a Middle Eastern accent called my cell trying to tell me that me or someone in my family had encountered uncompensated injuries. He said he jad the information. I told him no one had injuries and just hung up on him. I have a whistle if he calls back.

713-955-5667 ... caller ID says "RESOLVE 1" ... left no message ...
I no not answer calls if I do not know who the caller is ...
no leave message ... you get no answer & no call back ... a**wipe ! !

Caller ID said Houston TX. P)erson on the other end sounded like he was from India and very difficult to understand. He told me that he was from compensation and the call was pertaining to a car accident I had a few years ago. Told him I was not involved in a car accident. Then he wanted to know if anyone else in my family was involved in a car accident. I told him that I do not know who he is, called ID just showed up "Houston TX." and I was not comfortable discussing matters with someone who could be anyone trying to get information from me. I told him that if he was a legitimate company, he should have all my information and he could sent me hard copy on his company letterhead. At this point the phone went dead. Oops, I guess he did not want to continue the conversation.