I received a call from 01970607739 claiming to be a medical alert service.

The caller mentioned that, based on the details they had, I qualified for some sort of medical alert system. I decided to end the conversation at that point.

I had a chap named John ring me up about a medical alert bracelet. Funnily enough, he’s the same bloke who buzzed me from 01205637064 claiming to be with a driveway company. Quite the coincidence, isn't it?

I’ve opted out of the directory and signed up with the Telephone Preference Service. Plus, I’ve got call-blocking technology on my phone, which means the call I got last Thursday from this number didn’t actually reach me, though it did show up as a missed call. After seeing what others have shared, I’m really glad I took steps to shield myself from this kind of bothersome disturbance.

Received a call from 01970607563 at precisely 15:18 on the 24th of March, 2022. I didn't pick up, and they didn't bother to leave a voice message. Quite the mystery!

Just had a call from a bloke named John. He wanted to know if I was over 50 because apparently I could qualify for a Medic Alert Pendant. The thing is, I'm ex-directory and I've signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, so I'm not quite sure how he got my number in the first place. Quite annoying, really!

I received a call from some dodgy operators claiming I qualified for a complimentary medical alert pendant. Such a scam!

I received a phone call from a chap claiming to be John from MedicAlert, discussing some sort of medical pendants. He inquired whether I was over the age of 50. After I expressed my lack of interest, he abruptly ended the call. It felt quite dodgy, if I'm honest. While there is indeed a reputable outfit known as MedicAlert, I have my doubts about any connection to this person.

I received a call from a chap named John representing "the medical alert centre" who went on about how I might qualify for a medical alert pendant. He just barreled through his pitch without allowing me a single word in! I ended up talking over him to inform him that we're on the Telephone Preference Service list and told him rather brusquely to do one, before I slammed the phone down.

Received a call from a bloke named John representing the medical alert centre – then abruptly cut off.

I was informed that I might qualify for a medical alert necklace.

The call was abruptly disconnected as soon as I picked up.

A chap rang me up claiming to be from a medical alert service. He asked if I was over the age of 50. I politely told him I wasn’t interested and ended the call.

A chap rang me up claiming that I qualified for some sort of emergency medical access device. Oddly enough, he didn’t bother to ask for my name. When I questioned how he could ascertain my identity without knowing who I was, he abruptly cut the call. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

I received a phone call at 5:13 PM on Thursday, 24th March 2022. The caller, a man claiming to be from Medical Alert, tried to engage me. I quickly made it clear that I had no interest in his offer and hung up without hesitation.

Just got a call from 01970607563 claiming to be offering some sort of medical pendant. Definitely sounds dodgy to me. Stay away from these scams!

Was informed that I might qualify for a medical alert necklace.

I've heard that there are medical alerts specifically aimed at those over fifty, and it’s advisable to schedule an appointment.

I received a call from someone named John who claimed to represent the Medical Alert Centre. He mentioned that I might qualify for a complimentary alert system and then asked if I was aged over 50. I informed him that I don't engage with unsolicited calls and promptly hung up.

I've just had a telephone call from this number as well. They asked me the same sorts of questions. It's got to be a scam, doesn't it?

A chap inquired if I qualified for a medical alert pendant and queried whether I was aged over 50. I responded in the negative, to which he expressed his gratitude for my time and wished me a pleasant day.

I received a call from a chap named John, who was going on about a medical pendant I could supposedly get, considering I'm over the age of 55. I told him I wasn't keen on chatting with strangers over the phone and promptly ended the conversation.

I received a call from this number claiming I qualified for a medical alert device. My instincts kicked in, and I suspected it was a dodgy operation, so I hung up rather hastily. A quick search online confirmed my suspicions - definitely a scam!

I opted not to pick up, and unsurprisingly, they didn’t bother to leave a voicemail. However, having perused the other comments, it seems they’ve also been in touch with my neighbour, attempting to peddle some sort of medical alert pendant from another number starting with 01208. Looks like they’re making the rounds, unfortunately.

I've found out that this is definitely a scam. It followed the usual pattern, but the person on the line claimed to be in Dorset. The catch? The area code belongs to Aberystwyth. When I asked him to reveal my name since he had all my information, he quickly hung up. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

Unless I can place the number, I won't pick up the phone. It's rather frustrating as it seems to happen all too often, and I've got a strong suspicion it's just a scam call.

Promoting a medical alert necklace.

Someone attempted to peddle a medical alert pendant to me, but I made it clear that I had no interest in purchasing one.

Didn’t bother to leave a voicemail, did they? Just yet another annoying call without any chatter.

I received a robotic message informing me I could qualify for a complimentary medical alert tag. No matter how hard I tried, it just kept blabbering on without pausing for breath!

I received a call from someone claiming to be from Domestic and General. They mentioned that my boiler insurance could use an upgrade and that there were better options available for me. The chap on the line introduced himself as Tom and definitely had a British twang to his voice.

John mentioned that I could qualify for a medical alert pendant if I was over 55. I told him I wasn't keen on having a chat with strangers on the phone and hung up.

I received a call from someone purporting to represent Medical Alert, trying to sell me medical pendants and such. When I pressed them for information about the organisations they collaborate with and asked to speak to a supervisor, they suddenly disconnected. They had an English accent, mind you. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

I received a call from a chap named John, representing a window firm, who apparently wanted to chat about an invoice I had no clue regarding. So, I decided to end the conversation promptly!