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emergency medical alert scam; attempted ID theft targeting senior citizens; attempted credit card data theft

Call claims to tell me I have had a life alert system purchased for me, and its all paid for, they will just ship it to me. I listen to the whole message, and press the button to talk to them, hoping to get a person on the phone to tell them to add me to their do not call list, and when I push whatever digit it asks for they drop the call.

emergency medical alert equpment (scam) targeting senior citizens. Attempted ID theft. Attempted credit card theft.

medical alert system. Says it's been paid for and is ready to be shipped. Identical to call previously reported to FCC in march or april 2013- reference # 13-TO117034.

Medical alert device/system.

medical alert has been shipped to you which was never ordered.

"I've fallen and I can't get up" machinery

Free (to me) medical equipment that they claim we ordered and they want to schedule to deliver. We didn't order anything of the sort. We've received at least 4 such calls (not sure if they're from the same phone number). Most of the calls appear to be a recording because they don't respond to my questions and request to stop calling. However, my wife answered one of these calls a couple weeks ago (no sure if it was from the same phone number or not), but she said there was a real person on the other end of the phone.

Pre-recorded phone message. Claimed to have a paid order and wanted to set up shipping, listen to most of the message, could not get to a live person to complain.

"Life Alert System" supposedly ordered on my behalf.

A medical alert system that is already paid for.
Shipping has been paid for as well.

emergency medical alert scam targeting seniors for ID theft and credit card theft

Medical Alert, the "I've fallen and can't get up" device.

Trying to deliver an medical alert device which is not ordered or requested or needed. Many other calls received but not recorded or reporte