Bottom line: those calls are a classic telemarketing hustle that uses free‑gas promises to snag personal data. If you keep getting the number, start by blocking it on your phone and adding it to the national Do Not Call registry. Monitor your credit reports and alert your card issuer about any suspicious activity. When a caller asks for birth dates, last‑four digits, or email, hang up and report the incident to the FTC and your carrier. Never confirm personal details unless you’ve independently verified the company’s legitimacy. A quick note: keep a log of call times – it helps when filing complaints.
I am unsure how to stop the frequent calls, despite being unsure of the caller's intentions
I started reciving calls from them today, I got 3 calls so far.
Following an online purchase, this number has been dialing me incessantly, sometimes up to six times daily. My voicemail, which simply states the caller's number, always picks up since I don't answer. The fact that the business I bought from - they sold exercise DVDs and gliding discs - may have shared my information or had their corporate owners utilize it for spam purposes infuriates me. I attempted to block their calls, but unfortunately, Verizon's policy prohibits blocking 800 numbers, which I think is absurd. Despite their persistent calling, I plan to inform the original company about my dissatisfaction and my decision not to make future purchases from them.
The constant calls from this number are disrupting my work and I'm frustrated that I cannot get through to them when I try to call back, as the line is always busy; I demand to be removed from their directory and added to a do not call list.
You would need to look up the state from which the call is origionating, and contact the Attorney General or Consumer Protection Agency of that state, as contacting your local AG would be pointless unless the scammers are in the same state, thats the proccedure.
Receiving 3-5 daily calls from 866-379-2003 on my cell phone prompted me to investigate further; upon calling back from a different phone, I encountered a recorded message offering an opt-out option, and subsequent calls revealed that the caller had access to my personal information, claiming that a purchased item had been shipped and included a free gas card and coupons, with the intention of charging my credit card after 30 days, which I refused
Calls from this number have become a daily occurrence, with multiple calls being made approximately three times a day
This number keeps calling me and wont stop!
Claims of being from Flexfill are made, but the frequent calls, often 5-10 times a day, are suspicious
I just missed a call from them, but i'm glad i googled the number
Following numerous calls to my cell phone, I decided to return the call and requested to be removed from their list, with the representative confirming my removal. Apparently, my information was obtained through a purchase from an info-mercial, specifically the In-Styler hair straightening gadget. Additionally, I have been receiving unsolicited supplements from LeanRx and have been closely monitoring my account due to reports of unauthorized charges. As a result, I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
These callers previously contacted me a month ago, stopped after I expressed disinterest, but have now resumed calls, possibly related to my recent Amazon activity.
After answering a call from this number and informing the caller that my partner was not available, the same woman called back twice, becoming increasingly annoying, and her questions about my partner's marital status were intrusive.
After calling their main customer service line, I was greeted by a polite representaive who requested information about my recent contact with them, including the time of the call, the number dialed, and my name, as well as any 'programs' I may have opted into by Entering my birthdate, I requsted to be removed from their list and to have my credit card voided, they agrred to do so, aparently they make calls in specifc 'shifts' that are updated every 3.5 hours or so, with the next update occuring at 6:30 pm for anyone called after 3, thats pretty intersting.
I recieved two calls today, wich is weird becouse i havent made any purchaces recently
Multiple calls were received today, but no messages were left
I've had enoug of these peoples constant calling, upto 5 times a day, at all kinds of hours, so I came up with a plan, I answe the phone and blow a whistle, it worked, the guy on the other end claimed to be from quality contol, but I dont care, I just blew the whistle and hope he got the message, next time I'll use a air horn, thats just hilarious.
After reading about this number, I called back and opted to be put on their internal do not call list
Repeated calls have been made by this number, offering free gas vouchers and other promotions for a monthly fee, while also having access to personal and financial information.
This number called me about 10 times this afternoon, it's extremly annoying
I started recieving phone calls from this number, two at a time, and i simply ignore them, but i wanted to investigate and find out who it is, and report my findings
Our company was flooded with 10 calls from this number, and after speaking with a telemarketer, we requested to be removed from their list; we've also taken steps to block their number and notified the credit bureaus of potential fraud.
Apparently, the customer rep from this number was trying to reach me with a annoying sales pitch about free gas voucher, but I dont even own a car, lol... fortunately, she remove me off they're list and then hung up
For the past month, calls from this number have been persistent, but I've never answered, thankfully this site has been informative.
I have been receiving calls from this number, but when I called back with a blocked number, they surprisingly addressed me by name before I hung up, leaving me wondering about their intentions
They claim to be from quality asurance, but i dont beleive them
I successfully requested removal from their contact list by calling their customer service number, 866-434-6600, and interacting with a pleasant representative named Michelle
Having just received a call from this number, the caller claimed I was eligible for free gas vouchers and had my address and last four digits of my credit card number, but I ended the call when they asked for my birthdate.
Despite requesting to be removed from their list multiple times, I continue to receive calls from this number, which has also been involved in potential credit card information theft.
Upon listening to their pitch, it becomes apparent that agreeing to their terms results in being sent gas coupons and a discount program, but at a cost: they charge your card without disclosing the product or company involved. When I declined, they became agitated and refused to provide further details.