(202) 454-9999

I received a call from "Unknown Caller, 202-***-9999" on June 17, 2013, 9:23 a.m., PT. Area code 202 is Washington, D.C. A recording stated so****ing about how often the "senior population" falls and that a "new program" was in place to "keep seniors safe." Blah, blah, blah, so****ing about a "free medical" so****ing or other, then it cut off with no warning. I called back to tell them to take me off their call list; however, there was no answer, even after it rang at least 20 times. It eventually cut me off automatically. My****umption is that it's a scammer who is, frankly, not very good at scamming. But they're certainly experts when it comes to annoying the***** out of people.

I received a call from "Unknown Caller, 202-***-9999" on June 17, 2013, 9:23 a.m., PT. Area code 202 is Washington, D.C. A recording stated so****ing about how often the "senior population" falls and that a "new program" was in place to "keep seniors safe." Blah, blah, blah, so****ing about a "free medical" so****ing or other, then it cut off with no warning. I called back to tell them to take me off their call list; however, there was no answer, even after it rang at least 20 times. It eventually cut me off automatically. My****umption is that it's a scammer who is, frankly, not very good at scamming. But they're certainly experts when it comes to annoying the***** out of people.

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