Probably a scam, these calls look like fraudulent cancer‑related charity solicitations. Callers rarely identify themselves, use vague scripts, and repeat the call‑back pattern, which are classic hallmarks of charity scams. Protect yourself by refusing to share personal or financial details, hanging up immediately if the pitch feels pushy, and adding the number to your mobile’s block list. Report the number to the FTC’s complaint portal and to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Before donating, verify the organization through GuideStar or the Charity Navigator database. If you suspect repeated harassment, consider filing a complaint with your state attorney general’s consumer protection division.
This number is responsible for a suspicious silent robocall, which is likely one of the numerous unsolicited calls we've received over the past few months. Since we've started using Caller ID, we no longer answer these calls.
According to Charity Watch, this charity recieves an F rating, only 5% of the funds go to cancer, while 95% goes to soliciting and overhead
When I picked up, they inquired about my wife by name, but when I asked about the purpose of the call, the line went dead, and they continue to call repeatedly.
Multiple calls have been received today, including two cell calls and one landline call, which are likely spam