Earlier this week I noticed a surge of calls from +14342317129 that sound like classic robocall scams. Callers flip between fake medical alerts, student‑loan threats, and vague “police” warnings, often switching accents or hanging up abruptly. The pattern matches a spoofed number used by a call‑center that recycles IDs to dodge Do‑Not‑Call filters. If you receive another ring, let it go to voicemail, block the source, and report it to the FTC. Never share personal data or confirm any account details. Consider a call‑blocking app and keep your number off public directories.
Because it's not a sales call, they are exempt from the do-not-call list and are thus allowed to contact people on it.
Registration on the National Do Not Call list appears to have no effect, as the caller claims exemption despite the rules.
The voicemail left was a scam regarding student loan payments, which I do not have
The caller, who was difficult to understand due to their foreign accent, claimed to be from a medical company and mentioned I had swelling in my feet and legs, which I found amusing and responded by calling them a scammer before hanging up and blocking the number.
This Is a compleat scam, the guy calls from all over the US with diferent numbers, Ive had alot of converstations with him to remove my number, but he just dosnt care, untill I got firm with him, he finaly agreed to remove my number, lets see if he keeps his word