Clearly, these calls are aggressive telemarketing from a diabetic‑supply outfit. Callers repeatedly push free‑trial blood‑sugar testers, claim insurance billing, and ignore requests to be removed from the list. They often hang up when you push back, then call again, which is a classic harassment pattern. To protect yourself, add the number to your phone’s block list, register the line with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, and consider a third‑party call‑filtering app. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keeping a written log of each call can help when reporting the nuisance.
The caller didnt leave a mesage after calling
After informing them that they had the wrong number and that I am on the do-not-call list, they still continued to call, speaking unclear English
The call was abruptly disconnected, and it was clearly an unwanted call.
I already ask them to stop calling me, but they dont understand english
I'm geting constant calls from this number, and they always hang up on me, it's very irritating
Harassment from this number has been occuring for years, desiste from calling is necesary
Today, I blocked the number after it called and I did not answer.
Despite my request to be removed from their calling list, this number continues to call, claiming I've requested diabetic supplies from their website, which isn't true
Blocking this number is the best course of action
I dont want them to call me agian!!!!!
A strong warning to avoid calling this number again is necessary.
Repeated calls have been made to me, attempting to sell or provide unnecessary diabetic equipment, despite my clear disinterest.
Repeated calls from this number, sometimes up to five times a day, are causing significant disturbance. I urge the caller to cease contact immediately.
Clearly, this organisation continously dials me from differnt area codes, claiming to offer a new blood sugar tester thats suppost to be pricless since they will be billing my insurence, I've asked them numerious times to stop calling, yet they still persist, eventully hanging up on me and redialing the next day or so, now I just ignore calls from unknown numbers, its quite anoying.
Since I'm not diabetic, I'd appreciate it if these calls could stop; thank you for your understanding.
The caller inquired about my doctor, requested diabetic testing information, and asked for my address.
