Block the number and report it to both the FCC and the FTC to limit future nuisance calls. Enable your phone's built‑in spam filter or use a third‑party app that tags likely robocalls. Register any new spoofed variations on your carrier's do‑not‑call list and request a permanent block. Keep a log of call times and content; this helps authorities trace patterns. If a recorded message pressures you to act on Medicare or medical devices, do not press any keys—doing so can confirm a valid line for scammers. Periodically review your voicemail and delete suspicious messages to reduce exposure.
A voicemail message was left, warning that failure to act would result in Medicare labeling the recipient as ineligible for coverage.
It's time to block this number, as they frequently call without leaving a message.
This number is a advert
Yet another call was received from this number, and a message was left
Today, I received another call from this number, and they left a message, but I never pick up unfamiliar calls
Despite our numbers being on the Federal do not call list, these calls persist, suggesting that this registry is ineffective, possibly due to the influence of campaign donations from telemarketers.
A partial automated message was left regarding a medical device, and the number has since been blocked to prevent further contact
A message regarding Medicare was left, which raises suspicions since Medicare would not contact individuals in this manner.
The recording say's it's from a medical device company selling braces, but you cant speak to a live person without engaging their system, and they keep calling me even though i'm on the federal do not call registry