917-310-6101
NY, US
 | Max 2014-06-17 22:09:07 Unknown |
this number and following numbers
202-241-6126
860-869-8389
917-310-6154
They are some people with indian accent claiming they investigating a fraud that we have done on tax return or loan and want us to pay them f\for that!
A** holes!
202-241-6126
860-869-8389
917-310-6154
They are some people with indian accent claiming they investigating a fraud that we have done on tax return or loan and want us to pay them f\for that!
A** holes!
| Max 2014-06-17 22:08:08 Unknown |
this number and following numbers
202-241-6126
860-869-8389
917-310-6101
They are some people with indian accent claiming they investigating a fraud that we have done on tax return or loan and want us to pay them f\for that!
A** holes!
202-241-6126
860-869-8389
917-310-6101
They are some people with indian accent claiming they investigating a fraud that we have done on tax return or loan and want us to pay them f\for that!
A** holes!
| Jemima 2013-06-11 21:10:39 Telemarketer |
Bing.com indicates an "automotive company" for that number. Obviously a scam. Caller ID has no ID for all. Does not leave a message.
| Ruby 2012-12-12 22:50:56 Unknown |
If you are on Android, iPhone (or even the portable Panasonic phones for land lines) you will find a built-in "auto-reject" feature. The call will go straight to voicemail. But it will get rejected.
On the Panasonic phones (and some other systems) you have to search through your menu for the Call Reject feature.
On Android (and iPhone) you typically go into your settings under calls, all calls, Auto-reject list to edit, remove, etc. On Android phones, to add a call to the reject list you typically press & hold the menu key then select "Add to auto reject list". If the call has come and gone. Go to your log/history and click on the number to pull up the call history- then follow the same steps.
And ALWAYS report these asshats to the Do Not Call Registry! (be sure you register your number[s] first!)
cheers!
On the Panasonic phones (and some other systems) you have to search through your menu for the Call Reject feature.
On Android (and iPhone) you typically go into your settings under calls, all calls, Auto-reject list to edit, remove, etc. On Android phones, to add a call to the reject list you typically press & hold the menu key then select "Add to auto reject list". If the call has come and gone. Go to your log/history and click on the number to pull up the call history- then follow the same steps.
And ALWAYS report these asshats to the Do Not Call Registry! (be sure you register your number[s] first!)
cheers!
| Ruby 2012-12-12 22:45:11 Unknown |
Yes, it is pretty much illegal to sell drugs this way. Some of these groups skirt the law by claiming they have a physician on staff who will right the Rx without examining you. Most states have changed the laws to make that illegal as well. Still, people try to buy this way anyhow.
It IS legal to travel to another country and personally carry back a 60 day supply of any medication (as long as you have either a valid US prescription OR an rx from a local doctor in that country). Your choice on whether to declare it and get hassled at the airport in customs. Just saying.
Yes, there are federal agencies working to stop this stuff- but this War on Drugs is really just a big ole waste of tax payer money. Basically the feds can't seem to do anything to stop these cyber scammers from calling except possibly stop the shipment in customs. It really is ridiculous.
Best plan? Contact the National Do Not Call Registry and file a report about the phone calls. Make sure your number is registered first. Be as descriptive as possible w/the info you got either directly or in a voicemail. It does help them shut down some operations. Of course, the idiots usually just go find a new number to call from...but It does slow them down. Cheers!
It IS legal to travel to another country and personally carry back a 60 day supply of any medication (as long as you have either a valid US prescription OR an rx from a local doctor in that country). Your choice on whether to declare it and get hassled at the airport in customs. Just saying.
Yes, there are federal agencies working to stop this stuff- but this War on Drugs is really just a big ole waste of tax payer money. Basically the feds can't seem to do anything to stop these cyber scammers from calling except possibly stop the shipment in customs. It really is ridiculous.
Best plan? Contact the National Do Not Call Registry and file a report about the phone calls. Make sure your number is registered first. Be as descriptive as possible w/the info you got either directly or in a voicemail. It does help them shut down some operations. Of course, the idiots usually just go find a new number to call from...but It does slow them down. Cheers!
| Ruby 2012-12-12 22:40:07 Unknown |
Posting the phrase "Please do not call anymore" on this site only works if wishes are true.
THIS is a database, where you can find out who or what scam is behind the number.
If you want them to stop calling you have to tell them that, log the info and file a report with the right federal agency. There are links on this site to places where you can report violations of the "Do Not Call Registry"- not that it actually helps. But the more info/complaints they get, the more likely they are to go after a group of scammers.
It's best to post actual info about the incident so others know what to expect and are warned.
Good luck trying to get these scammers to leave you a lone. Its actually fun to call them back and play loud music into the phone, or if they are pretending to be DEA agents, tell them they've called the personal cell phone of a law enforcement officer. Enjoy! Get creative! But again, leaving a message here won't stop anything. Cheers!
THIS is a database, where you can find out who or what scam is behind the number.
If you want them to stop calling you have to tell them that, log the info and file a report with the right federal agency. There are links on this site to places where you can report violations of the "Do Not Call Registry"- not that it actually helps. But the more info/complaints they get, the more likely they are to go after a group of scammers.
It's best to post actual info about the incident so others know what to expect and are warned.
Good luck trying to get these scammers to leave you a lone. Its actually fun to call them back and play loud music into the phone, or if they are pretending to be DEA agents, tell them they've called the personal cell phone of a law enforcement officer. Enjoy! Get creative! But again, leaving a message here won't stop anything. Cheers!
| Mohammed 2012-12-12 15:32:14 Unknown |
I don't see an app for iBlacklist.
| TJ 2012-11-21 22:24:01 Unknown |
I don't pick up unless I know who is calling, they left a voicemail, here is the transcript from a Hispanic sounding male: "Hi, My name is Chris, from [Unintelligible] Customer Service, I'm here to inform you about our special promotion. If you'd like to place an order please call us back at 305.351.2365 or 786.383.4633. Our next available agent waiting for your call. Thank you for calling Personal Care Provider."
I don't know what they are selling, possibly prescription drugs. The number they called from as well as the two numbers they mentioned in the voice mail are going on my blocked list.
If you don't already have it, jailbreak your iphone and get iBlacklist. It lets you send these numbers directly to a busy signal.
I don't know what they are selling, possibly prescription drugs. The number they called from as well as the two numbers they mentioned in the voice mail are going on my blocked list.
If you don't already have it, jailbreak your iphone and get iBlacklist. It lets you send these numbers directly to a busy signal.
| boston holly 2012-01-22 01:19:01 Unknown |
they call frequently. I never answer the phone unless it's a recognized caller on caller ID. glad I didn't ahve to deal with what you all have had to suffer thru.
| Nancy 2012-01-02 18:48:14 Unknown |
Isn't there a government agency to stop these thieves? Isn't it illegal to sell drugs thus way?
| Nancy Hembree 2011-11-08 19:59:43 Telemarketer |
This guy is a vile creature. I am not sure if he is using magic jack and working out of the Dominican Republic so ordering medications is against the law from this company. Took me a month to relocate this SOB after he lied about an order. Robert Sanders now calling himself Robert Lewis is a drug abuser and doesn't even take care of his family. Requested a refund but no way it is all ready up his nose. Protect yourself Call the DEA if he calls you he has hurt enough people even his own coworkers.
| Jude Hembree 2011-11-08 19:06:28 Prank Call |
New number more lies. Don't let them take your money or time it is a gang related theives and they will call you until your sick to death. Robert Sanders, Lewis your going to hell. $600.00 extorted from me and my sister your days are numbered.
| William 2011-11-01 20:22:41 Unknown |
Please do not call anymore
| Cindy 2011-09-24 00:58:00 Telemarketer |
Calls about once a week "from the pharmacy, to fill your subscription." has a terrible accent. If I'm alone I unleash insults to his mother and dogs and he hangs up.
| g.p 2011-09-14 13:32:57 Unknown |
telemarketer
| Jaynie in CA 2011-09-06 22:06:07 Telemarketer |
Some guy with a strong East Indian accent trying to sell me pain medicines. Yeah, as if.......
| Sam 2011-09-06 16:31:23 Unknown |
Who is this from? Is this a business?
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