(401) 427 in Providence, RI

Call came in twice at 2am, then again at 8am. Left no message. When I called back it referred me to an answering service for lifespan hospitals in RI

calling a business phone

Received a phone call at 4:00 AM! We are on the do not call list

They call all the time and never leave a message I finally answer and he asks for a debby I say that there is no debby here because there isn't so he rudely interupts me and says well I have the right number just the wrong name and tells me that he is a state trooper looking for pledges or something he talked SO fast that I couldnt really hear what he was saying he wanted to send some sort of packet with a decal sticker that he wanted me to put in my rear car window in support and asked if he could count on my support and as soon as I stated that my father was an actual police officer he once again interupted me and said well maybe next time and hung up on me. Wow obviously a scam!

They call all the time and never leave a message I finally answer and he asks for a debby I say that there is no debby here because there isn't so he rudely interupts me and says well I have the right number just the wrong name and tells me that he is a state trooper looking for pledges or something he talked SO fast that I couldnt really hear what he was saying he wanted to send some sort of packet with a decal sticker that he wanted me to put in my rear car window in support and asked if he could count on my support and as soon as I stated that my father was an actual police officer he once again interupted me and said well maybe next time and hung up on me. Wow obviously a scam!

I get phone calls from this number repeatedly and I am on the do not call list. Make it stop!

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daily caller, just fax tones. call back gives answering machine message "number is not in use"