Just got the first call from these scammers.  I never answer any of these calls, because I don't give out info any time.  It is annoying for the phone to ring so many times.  This call came in at 8:15 p.m. EDT--would be 5:15 p.m. in CA.  I believe that these scammers have access to different phone numbers because the ones who have aggravated me during the past months have stopped using the former numbers and are trying to fool us by using different numbers, because it does not cost them anything.

Too bad people can't find legitimate work. How nice it must be to call up people all day just to scam them so you can put food on your table.
There is a special place in "H E double toothpicks" for you losers.

We got a call from a person who could barely speak English.  Someone disconnected the call.  We had been selected to receive ------. end of call.  Dial tone.  I got the number through caller id.

It gets even more interesting.  Lifewatch paid the feds $18.5 million to settle claims about improper medicare billing:  http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/2012/March/12-civ-369.html

Turns out that LifeAlert is suing a company by this name for fraudulent marketing practices:
http://www.securitysystemsnews.com/article/li ... a-lifewatch-usa

Received a call from this number.  Caller Id said "Lifewatch Pers."  Have received tons of recorded calls from a local number to "deliver" a free lifewatch system that some else supposedly paid for.  Looks like a new caller id variant of an ongoing scam.  There is a real Lifewatch company, but this smells like spoofing.