Imagine getting bombarded with calls from a dental alignment service even after you’ve opted out. The pattern here points to aggressive follow‑up from a telemarketing operation that likely harvested your number from an online form or survey. If you’re fed up, first try registering the number on your carrier’s spam‑block list and use built‑in call‑screening features. You can also request to be placed on the company’s do‑not‑call list; they’re legally required to honor it in many regions. For persistent callers, consider a third‑party call‑blocking app or changing your number entirely if the nuisance becomes unbearable.
Received a call from an unknown number that offered nothing concrete—just a vague sales pitch.
Months after I supplied my number to express interest and later informed them I was no longer interested or had chosen another option, they still call me several times each week.
The device flagged it as suspected spam, yet I'm fairly certain it's Invisalign since I completed a survey and gave my number. I've gotten ten calls from them—roughly one every three to four days over the past month. It's become irritating, and I've now blocked the number.
Invisalign called from an unknown source; sounded like a sales pitch.
Honestly, I have no clue what they say when you pick up, but the number belongs to Invisalign if you ever hand over your details, ugh.