If you keep getting calls from +12125013400, you’re most likely dealing with a persistent fundraising telemarketer posing as the Metropolitan Opera. These calls usually come without a voicemail and can show up at dinner time or early morning, making them especially annoying. The best move is to don’t engage – hanging up or saying "yes" can only confirm your number is active. Register the number on the national Do‑Not‑Call list, use your phone’s block feature, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. If you’re a donor, contact the Met directly through their official website to request removal from their outreach list.
Receiving a disturbing and suggestive voice message, allegedly from this number, highlighted the importance of being cautious with unknown callers.
This number calls multiple times a week, engaging in intrusive and spam-like behavior. Despite efforts, it has not been possible to block these calls, which may lead to a reevaluation of our support for the Met Opera.
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I only attended one opera at the Met, but now i get weekly calls from telemarketers, i never authorized them to use my information
Since attending the opera two weeks ago, this number has called every other day, which is frustrating, as I did not provide my number for this purpose when purchasing my ticket.
It is astonishing that such unwanted calls continue, which can be attributed to the unpredictable nature of these callers.
Despite blocking this number, my Verizon account still shows a history of daily calls from them over the past two weeks, demonstrating their persistence and failure to recognize the futility of their efforts.
Having purchased tickets to the Metropolitan Opera, I did not expect their telemarketer to call me constantly, at least four times a week, to sell more tickets, which is unwanted and unsolicited.
They call to frequently for fundraising, I've asked them to remove me from the call list, but I still recieved calls.
Reviewing my call history shows persistent calls from this number every two days, which may have discouraged me from donating to the Opera in the future.
The frequent daily calls from this number are harassing and need to stop immediately.
The call appeared to be a fundraising attempt for the MET Opera, but it may be a scam, and I would never donate over the phone
After subscribing to their streaming service in July and receiving a fundraising call in August, I cancelled the service; however, they called again a month later requesting a donation.
This number keeps calling my cellphone unsoliciated, and they never leave a messsage
Following three days of attempted contact, I answered to find heavy breathing followed by a whispered, unsettling greeting. I immediately ended the call, wondering what kind of marketing tactic this was, allegedly from the Met.
Despite opting out of promotional offers, I received a call from the Met HD online service, asking for a significant donation
I get repeated phone calls from them
The Metropolitan Opera's marketing tactics are as apalling as their recent productions! I requested to be removed from their calling list, but it had no efect. This year, my donation will go to La Fenice instead.
Recordings of people saying 'yes' are not necesary for credit card scams, or any other type of scam, for that mater, as they could simply record anyone's voice.
I got a suspicious call from this number on a sunday morning, the guy on the phone had a sarcastic tone and was asking for someone I dont know, it was a bit unsetling.
The call was ignored, and no message was left
As a subscriber, member of the Guild and donor since 1975, I have asked them multiple times to remove me from their list due to the poor productions, mediocore singing and annoying phone calls, but they still dont listen, wat a waste of time.
I received a call at 6:42 PM, which is puzzling and unwanted.
Glad to have missed the call from (212) 501-3400, which turned out to be from the Met, as it reminded me why I stopped donating to them in the first place
Blocking The MET's number on your cell phone will prevent further contact, at least until they change their number again.
It appears that an incompetent and annoying outside service is being used by the Metropolitan Opera to solicit donations, characterized by the caller hanging up abruptly, as if anticipating the recipient's reaction.
A call was received at 6:45pm on March 1, during dinner, but no message was left.
It appears this call is not actually from the Met office but rather from an external source.
During dinner, I received a call from this number, which appeared as 'Unknown Caller', and I opted to let it go to voicemail, but no message was left, which is frustrating, especially if it's a fundraising call, as they should at least identify themselves.
Despite requesting they stop, the calls persist, indicating they don't update caller accounts
