Like a relentless doorbell that won’t quit, the calls from +16122606530 keep pounding on inboxes with a faux‑breast‑cancer charity pitch. Most callers claim to represent a nonprofit, yet the pattern matches a classic telemarketing scam: frequent, scripted requests for donations, refusal to honor stop requests, and a mix of recorded and live voices. Consumers should hang up immediately, register the number on the National Do Not Call Registry, and consider a call‑blocking app. If a donation is already made, contact the bank to dispute the charge and report the incident to the FTC. Document each call for future reference.
Is it certain that the people behind this number are scammers?
I wonder if they are bad guys, thats the question.
On two occasions, I received a call from this number with a request for a donation of $20 or $25, claiming it was for 'Annual predges,' and after hanging up, I was not interested in engaging further.
Despite blocking this number, it still manages to ring once before stopping, and this happens twice a day, which is annoying. However, after calling back, I found an option to remove my number from their list, so I'm waiting to see if this resolves the issue.
I've been getting multiple unwanted calls asking for donations
i dont know whats going on with this number
Weekly calls are received from this number.
The individuals associated with this number have malicious intentions.
This number is asociated with scammers.
Warning, these indivijuals are not trustworthy.
These guys are bad news.
The entity behind this number appears to be malicious.
Clearly a shady operation.
These individuals are malicious, claiming to be from a breast cancer organization.
Notably, your callers probably dont read here, this site has no afiliation with them, consider getting a call blocker, charities are exempt from the DNC, but they can still be reported if they dont place you on their internal list when asked.
It's utterly ridiculous that you continue to bother me - leave me alone.
Over the past few days, I have been receiving repeated calls from this number at various times, including Sunday afternoons, and despite considering asking to be removed from their list, I have been deterred by the experiences shared by others.
Here in northwest Minnesota, this number keeps popping up on our caller ID, and I've been ignoring the calls; they just called again this Sunday afternoon, and it's getting annoying.
Having recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoing treatment, I initially thought this call might be legitimate, but the tone and request for a credit card number raised suspicions, leading me to end the call; it's disheartening to be targeted in a vulnerable state
The frequency of their calls is excessive, with four calls in one day, which I have chosen to ignore.
A caller claiming to be from breast cancer awareness asked for money, but it seems like a charity scam, only a small percetage of the money actually goes to the cause
Over the past two months, we have been receiving frequent calls, approximately twice daily, from this number claiming to represent Breast Cancer of America, and despite our requests to be removed from their list, the automated or live caller continues to disregard our wishes, echoing the experiences of many others.
Apparently, there is no connection between this site and that group.
Repeated calls are being made twice daily without anyone being available to speak
Frequent calls are being received from this number claiming to be Breast Cancer charities of America, often resulting in a robotic response that requires multiple attempts to stop; there is no option to request removal from the call list.
I've been recieving a multitude of calls from this number, but there's no way to make them stop, since the number doesn't allow do not call messages, it's a problum
These people are totaly disgusting, trying to rais money for breast cancer, dont donate over the phone, ever!
I'm convinced that the person on the other end of the line was human, as the initial recording quickly gave way to a live voice that responded in a way that seemed too natural for a voice recognition system
It became apparent that the call was automated, utilizing voice recognition and response software, which proved to be very frustrating.
This morning, I was contacted by a representative from Breast Cancer Charities of America, who began the conversation with a confrontational tone, stating I was difficult to reach. Despite previous interactions where I have clearly communicated our policies - not making pledges over the phone, this being a business line, and requests to be removed from their calling list - the caller proceeded to aggressively pitch their cause without pause. To ensure my stance was clear, I had to interrupt her rapid-fire speech.
