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518-621-1390 Location: New York, USA (Albany, Schenectady)
Did you get a call from 518-621-1390? Read the comments below to find out information about this number. You can also report unwanted calls to help identify callers.
Morring
September 25, 2013, 8:58 pm One of those senior medical alert offers. They offer the device for free and tell you that you only need to pay for shipping. If it's not a scam it still sounds shady. Caller Company: Senior Life Alert Caller Type: Telemarketer
Jana Behe
September 26, 2013, 2:25 pm Beginning on September 25, 2013 we began receiving complaints to a general NYSTEC email box citing complaints for telemarketer calls that appear to have originated from the New York State Technology Enterprise Corporation (NYSTEC) 518-621-1390 according to Caller ID records. Please be advised, these calls are not originating from NYSTEC. NYSTEC does not sell any services or products via telemarketing. If you have received a suspicious-seeming call from this number and were asked for personal information, please note: The call did not come from NYSTEC. We have contacted our telephone provider and law enforcement officials to investigate further. We suspect that an organization or other persons are utilizing technology to a NYSTEC number and is making these calls from another location. Known as "spoofing," the calls appear on caller ID as from the number from NYSTEC. This can trick recipients into thinking they are legitimate calls. At this time, the calls cannot be tracked to the actual source. We are continuing to investigate this matter with the utmost attention. Anyone called by 518.621.1380 or any other number identified as NYSTEC, in which the caller asks for a donation, personal information, or credit card information, should end the call immediately. If you provided personal information to the caller, such as: your Social Security Number, any bank account numbers, credit card numbers or passwords, we recommend that you contact your local police department and law enforcement officials immediately. You may also want to contact the three major credit bureaus and learn how to watch your credit report for signs of any fraudulent activity. For your convenience, we have included contact information for the three major credit reporting bureaus. Equifax (www.equifax.com) P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA 30374-0241 1-800-685-1111 Experian (www.experian.com) Caller Company: Spoofing Caller Type: Unknown
Kay
October 2, 2013, 2:25 am Got a call from this # early this evening. The caller ID indeed says "NYSTEC." No message, and when I tried to call back (which I sometimes do to these suspected scammers, the line is busy -- at 11:30 p.m. in California!!! Caller Company: "NYSTEC" Caller Type: Scammer/Phisher
Anne
October 3, 2013, 6:21 pm call from 518-621-1391.. caller ID had 'unknown'. When I answered a machine said. "GoodBye" I hung up. Then checked incoming calls and found the actual number plus Albany, NY Caller Company: Albany. NY Caller Type: Unknown
Mom's Son
October 7, 2013, 1:22 pm 518-621-1390 is still "active" 10-07-13 as when visiting 97-yr-old Mom (who was out with her CNA) I let phone start into 4th ring -- and as I picked up, heard the "click" at other end. Scammers/spammers don't want to wait for "long" ring times (don't want an answering machine) -- but caller ID showed the 518-621-1390 & NYSTEC Caller Company: NYSTEEC Caller Type: Unknown
Anonymous
August 26, 2014, 8:14 am This is a sales call from the "Senior Life Support" company selling medical devices for seniors citizens. It's the "help I can't get up" medical alert bracelets. They point of this scheme is to get elderly people setup on a recurring billing system by offering them a free device with only shipping fees required. They may also offer thousands of dollars in grocery coupons as a way to make the deal seem more attractive. i can't speak on the legitamacy of the caller. Just that you will probably be billed monthly until you cancel the deal and I think the shipping fee credit card transaction may begin the autobilling with your knowledge. Caller Company: Senior Life Support Caller Type: Telemarketer
Hertz
September 15, 2014, 12:31 am Medical alert bracelet mixed with grocery coupons to get elderly folks hooked on monthly bills they don't need. Just taking advantage of old people who can spend their money best elsewhere. They will offer the deal with shipping only, or sometimes free shipping as they make so much money off the recurring monthly billing the device and shipping are small costs. Caller Company: Bracelet Device - Old Folks Caller Type: Telemarketer |
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