Recent call logs show a pattern of scripted outreach that targets any answerer with a veteran‑related appeal, often asking for donations and hanging up when met with resistance. Callers seldom leave voicemails and frequently misidentify the household member, suggesting a mass‑dialing system rather than genuine outreach. To reduce exposure, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, block the prefix, and report persistent numbers to your carrier. If a call claims to represent a veterans group, verify the organization independently before sharing any personal or financial info. Staying skeptical and using call‑blocking tools are your best defenses.
I received a call at 8:30 am, and the caller asked for my husband, then proceeded to discuss a veterans' issue, which I believed to be a scam, as I have received numerous similar calls, and I advised him that calling at such an early hour was inappropriate, after which he hung up.
Unfortunately, I was asked to donate money for veterans, and the person was extremely aggressive
During the call, the representative addressed me by name and initiated a discussion about American veterans, but when I explained my financial constraints due to a disability, they abruptly ended the call, leading me to believe it was a scam.
I confirm the issue.
Repeated calls from this number have been received, with no further action taken.
A call was made a short while ago, but I didn't answer, as I never do for numbers from the 313 area code, and no message was left. It appears to be a scam.
The call came in before 8:30 AM, and as a result, I will be blocking this number
The person on the phone was very rude and unprofessional.
These calls are consistently ignored, and no messages are left, possibly indicating an attempt by AAA Insurance to solicit membership.
These callers demonstrate a blatant disregard for the actual owner of the phone number or their age, proceeding to solicit donations indiscriminately
I'm only 15 years old, so why are they calling me?
A brief call was received, with the speaker simply expressing gratitude before hanging up, raising suspicions of a scam.
Upon answering, a male voice asked for James, and after informing him he had the wrong number, the line went dead immediatly.
I aswered the call, expecting it to be my doctors office, but a man asked for Esther, and after I said they had the wrong number, they asked if the man or lady of the house was availible before hanging up abruptally.
Yeap, they didnt leave a message
This number calls and immediately drops the line.