Received a call from them on the 15th April trying to sell medical alerts for seniors. I told them to remove my number, the man read my # back to me and said it was done.  Had two calls earlier this week when I was out, no message left. Just had a call this evening, I answered only because I recognised the number and asked the man why we weren't removed from their list. His response was to ask if I had a Grandmother (I told him she passed away recently) he went straight on to ask if I had a Grandfather (no), OK is there anyone else in your household who could benefit from their special offer?  I kept asking him to make sure the number was taken off and he said I can do this but can't guarantee that you won't get another call !!!  then he laughed, I swore and he hung up.

really don't believe it was the company 'medic alert'. But likely one other scam to obtain credit card info or to sell some half-aassed product that doesn't work or doesn't have any support for a big price. Clearly criminal however as they are robo-dialling and calling people on the DNC list.

I wish I could redirect all these calls to my MP, that way we might get some laws passed to stop this type of call. Then again how would the political parties be able to tell us where (not) to vote.

This number belongs to someone trying to sell "Senior Lifeline" alerts.

Someone SELLS this cr---s the names and phone numbers of people turning 60. They target this group of people. It may be some financial company like Meridian or other who know your age, or your life insurance company, etc.

This number called me and also showed the following on my call display. V41122132400286