Enough is enough: these nonstop calls are a classic telemarketing harassment case. Callers repeatedly claim to be from a diabetes study or health‑care provider, hang up, or insult the recipient when asked to stop. Register your number with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, but remember that scammers often ignore it. Install a reliable call‑blocking app or use your carrier’s block list, and assign a silent ringtone to the offending number. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC and your phone carrier, and consider reporting to local law enforcement when threats or harassment occur. Staying proactive reduces the annoyance and protects your privacy.
Each time I answer, there's no one on the line. I wish these calls would stop, as they occur about 8 times daily
The constant calls, every 30 minutes, are relentless, and despite requests to be removed, the calls continue, with one instance involving a request to participate in a diabetes study, and later, a demand to speak to a supervisor due to the harassment.
Receiving 5-6 daily calls from this number is frustrating, and when someone finally answers, requesting to be removed from their call list is met with hostility and accusations of lying about the frequency of calls.
Over two days, I received 11 calls from this number. On several occasions, the caller hung up upon answering. When I finally spoke with someone, I requested to speak with their supervisor, who was extremely rude and unprofessional, even going so far as to call me a liar. This has escalated to the point of harassment.
My house received seven calls from this number in one day, all showing up as unknown on the caller ID.
