It's highly likely that this is a scam operation. It appears they might be targeting the elderly, who could be more susceptible to needing urgent assistance calls. Best to disregard them entirely and refrain from sharing any personal details.

This phone number appears to be associated with a dubious medical scam.

Received a call with no one on the other end, then they abruptly cut off.

I received a rather unwelcome call from this particular number at precisely 11:00 on Monday, the 11th of July, 2022. I opted not to pick it up, but fortunately, it was logged by my answering machine. Do you need any further details regarding this matter?

Greetings, I'm John. Our files indicate that you might qualify for a medical alert button. End of call.

Complete scam! Just received another call about some medical alert nonsense. I’m already registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but it appears to be utterly useless. So frustrating! 😠

Here we go again with yet another "unknown" number, clearly just a dodgy spammer!

I received a call regarding a medical alert pendant. When I inquired about the origin of the call, the chap completely bypassed my question and rambled on as if I hadn’t spoken at all. I decided to cut the conversation short and hung up.

Received a call earlier today regarding a government regulation about having to sell your house to fund future care. It’s utterly ludicrous! It’s quite alarming to consider that some individuals might take such a preposterous message seriously.

This number isn't familiar to me, and I've received no texts regarding it.

Yet another pesky cold caller has made their way onto my ever-growing block list.

I received some rather aggressive communication urging me to obtain a Medical Alert system. It strikes me as quite hazardous and, frankly, feels like a scam—particularly concerning for those who are more vulnerable.

I picked up the phone, but the caller abruptly disconnected. It seemed like a dodgy scam, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number.

Received a call insisting I was eligible for a complimentary medical alert pendant. Turned out to be a con – steer clear of it!

I haven't a clue. They claim to be providing some sort of medical alert pendant, but it sounds like a total con! What a bunch of fraudsters!

Received a call with no one on the other end. Quite peculiar, really.

Yet another dodgy con artist at work.

I was looking into medical alerts designed for older adults, but then they had the cheek to ask if I had hit the big 5-0!

As soon as I picked up the phone, the caller disconnected without a word.

That obnoxious so-and-so told him to just shove off.

I've recently come across a rather dubious medical alert scheme.

I received a missed call from 01970607530, and I've heard that this number is associated with suspicious activity. I'm keen to report it!

Received a call claiming I could get a Medical Alert bracelet at no cost, and they inquired whether there was anyone else in the household over the age of 50. I wasn’t keen on their pitch and decided to end the conversation. It was quite evident this was a dodgy scam attempt.

Received a call from someone claiming to represent the medical alert centre, suggesting I could qualify for a medical alert pendant. When I asked him to clarify which organisation he was with, he simply told me to have a lovely day before abruptly ending the call. Strange, isn’t it?

They failed to answer the call guardian inquiry to clarify who they were, hence the phone didn’t even ring. Clearly a dodgy operation. Genuine callers would simply provide their name without hesitation.

Received a call today on a number that's supposed to be unlisted. The chap on the line claimed to be from Medical Alert, stating I was qualified for some sort of service. He then had the audacity to inquire if I was over the age of 50. At that point, I decided to cut the conversation short and hung up.

Got a call from a number I don't recognise around midday; decided against answering it.

I received a call from a representative of a medical alert service who inquired about my age, specifically if I was over fifty. I made it clear that I wouldn't find the medical alert bracelet useful, so I expressed my disinterest and promptly ended the conversation.

Don't bother with this con.

Beware of fraudulent medical alerts!

Received a rather peculiar phone call from a chap who seemed to think I was eligible for some sort of medical alert bracelet. He peppered me with all sorts of questions, but I opted for vague responses. The fellow didn’t even know my name. Eventually, I decided it was best to hang up. Quite strange indeed!

Absolutely not! Keep your personal details under wraps! They'll have you shelling out for that trinket before you know it!

I didn't recognise the number, so I chose not to answer. It’s likely just another scammer trying their luck.

These con artists were pretending to be associated with the NHS.

I received a call from 01970607530, but I chose not to pick up since most of the unknown numbers that reach me are usually dodgy or scams. It’s a right nuisance, really!

Had a solitary ring and then silence. Searched the number on this site—don’t think I need to elaborate!

I received what I suspect was a scam call concerning medical pendants on 20th May 2022. The caller was keen to find out my age, suggesting I could qualify for a complimentary pendant. I decided to end the conversation. Interestingly, I had been browsing the AGE UK website just a few days earlier, looking for information on medical alarm pendants!

Claimed I could get a medical alert pendant, seems like a right con job!

I received a rather alarming call where the chap on the other end was eager to obtain my card information. Not wishing to share it, as I lacked any verification of his identity—and having fallen victim to scams in the past—I expressed my unease. This seemed to rile him up a bit! I requested that he provide some sort of written confirmation and suggested he ring back after I’d had a chance to consult with my husband. A daily charge of 99p may appear trivial, yet when you tally it all up, it can become quite a hefty sum!

I received a call earlier today regarding my drainage and pipe cover situation, and they informed me that my current plan might not be the most suitable. I don’t actually have any coverage, and then they just abruptly ended the conversation. Quite strange!

I was offered a complimentary medical alert pendant for a mere month, but then they wanted me to cough up for a pricey subscription thereafter. I ended the call before he could say any more.

I received a call regarding medical alert pendants, but I ended the conversation abruptly. Seems likely it's a scam.