vandives's profile and activity

Paid, I am sure, to sell Medicare B improvements. Caller disconnected as soon as he learned my insurance status.

Could not hear clearly. Caller hung up. In my view nearly all such calls a spam.

Yet another Medicare B enhancements call. Some may be interested, but I am not.

Caller was too loud. Couldn't get name of company due to distortion. Caller then asked if I was a homeowner. Answer: no. Caller then terminted call politely.

Yet another caller who is silent for about a minute, then disconnects.

This was a silent call. I spoke several times. No response. Caller disconnected after almost one minute. "Telemarketing" was just a random choice.

Caller was advising me of Medicare part B improvements. I call this spam, not a scam.

Text msg alerts that a one-time transfer has been submitted and invites a visit to a URL to review. I've never heard of them.

Car warrantee extension "friendly reminder". Voice menu provides do-not-call option, which, if pressed, starts the menu over again.

Another call with silence except for my repeated "hello". Caller disconnect after 15 or 20 seconds.

Silence in response to my "hello". Caller disconnected in 5 to 10 seconds.

Upon immediately answering the call there was dead silence, but connection was still open. So I can't provide any other details.

This was another silent call. After less then a minute the call was terminated by the caller.

Police protection

Police protection.

Robocall prompts user to press 1 if a described transaction is recognized. In this case, it was a purchase of an expensive iPhone model. I didn't recognize, and Amazon does not confirm this wat.

This is a good non-profit. We like others better that we support. But we don't want to be bothered.

I don't think a name was given. The call was about helping with alleged unpaid taxes. Clearly a scam. Background room noise also suggests a scam to me.

Did not listen to all of it. Caller was warning me my SSN would be terminated unless ... at which point I disconnected.

Call was about suspicious activity with my iCloud account. I don't have any Apple products and am not to the best of my knowledge using iCloud. When the caller wanted access to my computer, a quick search found that Snopes.com reports this as a scam.