VMS Sweepstakes Call --- Million Dollars --- went along with until they asked for my Bank Name.  Advised will not give them that and they also wanted to know if I had a valid credit card.

Same thing happened to me.  They have called every day for a week!

Hang up on answer. Called backed "Lines are temporarily busy". I then blocked my caller ID signal on my cell phone, and the recording said' "this number not in service"...Somebody's up to no good!!!

Same thing happened to me. I am so annoyed!!!!

stop calling please.. how can I make it stop

Got the same call just now. they asked for me. And only my first name. I said I wasn't here and they hung up and I got an instant busy sound in my ear

Caller ID said the call was from "VMS" and I answered it.  Lady said I won a free security system.  After speaking with her, I got suspicious and tried calling the number back - got a "not in service message."  Other websites think this is a scam to find houses to target for a break in.  I have a call in to my local police to discuss what happened and see what can be done.

They call first from a blocked number pretending to do a survey on smoke detectors.  Then they call back telling you you have won a home security system with free installation.  You simply pay "about a dollar a day" for monitoring.

Caller ID said the call was from "VMS" and I answered it, the first call was to do a survey on smoke detectors.  Then they call back telling we have won a home security system with free installation.  Lady said I won a free security system.  After speaking with her, I got suspicious and tried calling the number back - got a "not in service message."  Few think this is a scam to find houses to target for a break in. I have called my local police to discuss what happened and see what can be done to stop this.

caller calls every night does not say anything but obsessively calls

401-490-3493 is somehow connected to a scam that also uses 508-463-3018.  They come off as trying to give away a free alarm system.  An indian from the 508 number calls first, then says a supervisor will call.  That's the 401 number.  Beware.

Like to know who it is

Yeah, I just got the call out of the blue. They said I won the alarm system. While I was talking with the guy on the phone, I googled the info and found these postings. When I knew it was a scam and people may have been targeting my house, I told him that I already had an alarm system but just wanted a cheaper monitoring service. He then asked how much I paid? I told him that my wife takes care of all that, even though I am a single man. I finally asked him how he got my information and what company it was, he told me that they had done a survey on "smoke alarms" with my wife that doesn't exist and that's how they came upon my phone number. I told him he needed to call back at a later date. It's a scam for sure.

Same story from 210-399-2191. Caller ID comes up "San Antonio TX"

I work for vms I can assure all of you that it is not a scam we do surveys all the time and then we call the housees that were selected to recive one of our systems we do not tell u that u won a system at all we tell u u were selected for one you get a free alarm system from us with the installation and all u pay is the monitoring of the system which is about a doller a day or 30 bucks a month you people that think this is a scam are absolutley wrong we have tons of employees every day that are out there trying to protect you same people next time u get a call accually listen to the person speakin with u it might save ur life oneday

I just got a phone from "VMS" and i hung up. He said "This is VMS, can you hear me okay?" ive been getting these phone calls for weeks. but it was from 1-952-852-6698.

Oh yes, the alarm system is free. It's what happens next that's a scam. A company very similar to yours called me offering a "free alarm system" that I "won." Mine is such "high quality" that it's plugged into a wall outlet. I know now that any good system is hardwired into the house, not plugged in!  Then the technician presented me with a 3 or 4 page contract in tiny print. He didn't explain any of the terms, nor did he give me time to do more than scan it quickly, because he had "another appointment." So I signed, like a dummy, because the guy had been really polite and answered all my questions while he was installing. Only when I went to cancel did I learn that the contract was for 3 years, and that it automatically renewed unless they received written notice months before the renewal, with no cancellation allowed.
So don't listen to anyone who calls to offer you a "free" alarm system. They're frauds

they are a bunch of cons trying to rip people off..they are the people u want to keep out of your house..drug addits..please everyone for your saftey report them..they steal your personal information and take out credit cards and all kinds of other illegal activity..most employees are from priosn for drugs, robbery,ect..bad news..vms is not good..

i worked fopr them too..u are a liar..the surveys are done in india and most of the company is run by drug adict criminals..so why are u lying.they do illegal credit checks, as well as dump personal information in the johnston landfill..u must be one of their crack jead employeed..nice try..it is a fraud and the biggest scam going..you rip off people..especially the elderly

Oh yes, the alarm system is free. It's what happens next that's a scam. A company very similar to yours called me offering a "free alarm system" that I "won." Mine is such "high quality" that it's plugged into a wall outlet. I know now that any good system is hardwired into the house, not plugged in!  Then the technician presented me with a 3 or 4 page contract in tiny print. He didn't explain any of the terms, nor did he give me time to do more than scan it quickly, because he had "another appointment." So I signed, like a dummy, because the guy had been really polite and answered all my questions while he was installing. Only when I went to cancel did I learn that the contract was for 3 years, and that it automatically renewed unless they received written notice months before the renewal, with no cancellation allowed.
So don't listen to anyone who calls to offer you a "free" alarm system. They're frauds

i worked fopr them too..u are a liar..the surveys are done in india and most of the company is run by drug adict criminals..so why are u lying.they do illegal credit checks, as well as dump personal information in the johnston landfill..u must be one of their crack jead employeed..nice try..it is a fraud and the biggest scam going..you rip off people..especially the elderly

they are a bunch of cons trying to rip people off..they are the people u want to keep out of your house..drug addits..please everyone for your saftey report them..they steal your personal information and take out credit cards and all kinds of other illegal activity..most employees are from priosn for drugs, robbery,ect..bad news..vms is not good..

I just got a phone from "VMS" and i hung up. He said "This is VMS, can you hear me okay?" ive been getting these phone calls for weeks. but it was from 1-952-852-6698.

I work for vms I can assure all of you that it is not a scam we do surveys all the time and then we call the housees that were selected to recive one of our systems we do not tell u that u won a system at all we tell u u were selected for one you get a free alarm system from us with the installation and all u pay is the monitoring of the system which is about a doller a day or 30 bucks a month you people that think this is a scam are absolutley wrong we have tons of employees every day that are out there trying to protect you same people next time u get a call accually listen to the person speakin with u it might save ur life oneday

Same thing happened to me.  They have called every day for a week!

stop calling please.. how can I make it stop

Caller ID said the call was from "VMS" and I answered it.  Lady said I won a free security system.  After speaking with her, I got suspicious and tried calling the number back - got a "not in service message."  Other websites think this is a scam to find houses to target for a break in.  I have a call in to my local police to discuss what happened and see what can be done.

Got the same call just now. they asked for me. And only my first name. I said I wasn't here and they hung up and I got an instant busy sound in my ear

Yeah, I just got the call out of the blue. They said I won the alarm system. While I was talking with the guy on the phone, I googled the info and found these postings. When I knew it was a scam and people may have been targeting my house, I told him that I already had an alarm system but just wanted a cheaper monitoring service. He then asked how much I paid? I told him that my wife takes care of all that, even though I am a single man. I finally asked him how he got my information and what company it was, he told me that they had done a survey on "smoke alarms" with my wife that doesn't exist and that's how they came upon my phone number. I told him he needed to call back at a later date. It's a scam for sure.

Same thing happened to me. I am so annoyed!!!!