Block the number immediately if you suspect fraud. A fast‑talking voice asking for a donation or money for the American Legion is a classic scam pattern; callers often fake a familiar name like Ted Kelly or Ed O'Connor to gain trust. Never share personal or financial details, and don’t call back on a withheld line. Let your carrier know about the unwanted calls and enable any available call‑blocking features. Keep a log of the time, wording, and any numbers displayed, then report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Stay alert and protect your inbox.
The call seemed like a mistaken dial, but it's possible this is a tactic used in a scam.
This call was a scam targeting American Legion members.
A call from Edward O'Connor was recieved, claiming to be soliciting money for the American Legion, however it appeard to be a scam
Calls have been recieved from a 508 number, and the caller speaks extremly fast, claiming to be Ed O'Connor and requesting a callback at a 774 number, wich is a bit suspicious and confusing
Similar to the previous experience, a call from a 508 number claimed to be from Ted Kelly, but no message was left, and it's probable that the caller is seeking donations
TED KELLY claims to know the owner, but his fast-talking and lack of clear purpose raise suspicions, and he leaves this number instead of the original caller ID.