Like a chameleon changing colors to avoid detection, this number swaps caller‑ID locations and brand names to mask its true intent. The pattern points to aggressive telemarketing that masquerades as home‑security offers, often dangling a "free" system to lure homeowners. Recipients should let the call go to voicemail, capture the recorded number, and add it to a block list or report it to the FTC. Avoid sharing personal details or confirming home ownership. If the call persists, consider filing a complaint with your carrier’s spam‑call department and keep a log of timestamps for any future investigations. Stay skeptical and protect your personal data.
A few days ago, I received a call inquiring about my homeowner status and interest in a free security system, but the conversation ended abruptly when I mentioned my profession in the security industry.
It's worth noting that Baton Rouge is located in Louisiana, which has the state initials LA, distinct from Los Angeles in California
A call from 225-663-1418 in Baton Rouge, LA, attempted to sell a home security system, and after being told we already had one, the caller used profanity and hung up, leading me to block the number.
This number calls multiple times a day, either hanging up or remaining silent, and I wish for the calls to stop.
The caller claimed to represent Core Home Security/Rapid Response, stating my contract with my current security provider was expiring and offering a deal to sign up with them. They allegedly had a prior interaction with me three years ago through Monitronics, which I had merely shown interest in and had given misleading information to.
A call was received from this number, claiming to be from a home security company. However, when I asked for the company's name, the caller hung up immediately.
This call was blocked by my phone.
A call was received from someone claiming to represent ELITE Security, offering to install a free alarm system, but the call ended abruptly when questioned about their office location.
I had a similar experience, the caller id displayed Louisiana, but there was no one on the line when I answered.