Like a swarm of wasps circling a porch, the daily calls from the so‑called “Consumer Council” buzz nonstop, each voicemail promising cheaper health insurance before disappearing behind a spoofed number. The pattern—multiple daily rings, changing area codes, and a static callback line (866‑699‑3085)—matches classic spoofing scams that dodge traditional call blocking. Register your number with the FTC’s Do‑Not‑Call list, but also file complaints on donotcall.gov and your carrier’s spam portal. Use a reputable call‑screening app, and when a live person answers, demand removal in writing. Persistence and documented reports are your best defenses.
A voicemail was left by the caller regarding health insurance, and the number was flagged as a potential spam risk.
Attemting to block the number may be efective, however somtimes they simply switch to an alternitve number
The queston is, how can we stop them? They are calling every day, twise a day.
Despite already having auto insurance, someone called to offer rates, and they continue to call back repeatedly
It's worth noting that phone number spoofing is a thing, so be aware of that
The use of fake numbers and persistent calls regarding health insurance is not only annoying but also raises concerns about how these numbers are obtained.
It's really frustrating, they call me multiple time, even when i'm at work, and i've blocked them numerous time.
Receiving daily calls from an individual claiming to be Amy, who hangs up when confronted and provides a callback number, has been a persistent issue in Arizona, with the caller's number partially hidden.
Despite being on the do-not-call list, these callers continue to contact me, likely using spoofed numbers to avoid tracking. When answered, they are confronted, and the calls cease.
Two or three calls a day is being made from spoofed numbers, the same voicemail is always left, it's getting annoying.
The purpose of the national do not call registry is often misunderstood, as it only serves to deter legitimate telemarketers from contacting registered numbers, not to completely eliminate unwanted calls.
It happend's everyday, atleast twice a day, i block the number's but new one's come up the next day, it's extreemly annoying since my number is on the national do not call registry
When you get a call, just wait for a live person, then ask them to remove you from their list, you have to be clear about it
They call me at least once or twice a day from different number, and always say to call back that 866 number, but i dont think i will
We've been receiving a large volume of calls from this number
Daily calls are being made using spoofed numbers, and despite multiple blocks, the calls persist
Apparently, someone claims to be Cary or Amy from consumer council, calling about health insurance, they call everyday from a new area code.
This caller is calling me everyday with different spoof numbers, i have blocked them multiple time already.
The frequent calls, at least three times a day, are absolutly annoying and likely a scam
The Google call screener is utilized for handling such calls
Responding to such calls often has the unintended consequence of encouraging further communication, rather than deterring it.
I tryed to remove myself from the list, but it didnt work, and now i'm frustrated.