Imagine getting a postcard that screams you’re eligible for a free medical alert device and includes the toll‑free number 1‑800‑552‑7092. Most recipients report that the call quickly turns into a high‑priced monitoring subscription, a classic hallmark of a scam. If you receive such mail, avoid calling the listed number, verify the offer through official channels, and flag the number with your carrier or the FTC. Consider blocking the caller, reporting the postcard to the Postal Inspection Service, and educating household members about unsolicited “free” offers. Staying skeptical and confirming legitimacy before sharing personal details can keep you safe from unwanted charges.
I just recieved a calles from this number, and it looks like a scam to me.
Today, I received the same postcard.
After calling this number, they offord me a free medical alert and a relativly low rate for monitering, my friend who was worried about me being alone told me they were a legitamate company, thats pretty crazy!
Today I recieved a card in the mail offering a free medical alert device, but ther was no indication of who sent it or why
The identity of the caller remains unknown
Apparently, this number is asociated with a postcard advertising a free medicale alert device, with a text message urgentley requesting a call to a toll-free number, providing specific hours to contact and a release code.
