Watch out for repeated calls claiming to be from National Disability—most are spoofed scams. Callers often use a prerecorded message and ask you to press 1 or call back to a different number, hoping you’ll share personal info or sign up for unwanted services. Never call the number they leave; it’s usually a trap that can lead to further harassment. Use your phone’s block feature and consider carrier‑level blocking or a reputable call‑filtering app. Report the nuisance to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency, and add the number to the national Do‑Not‑Call list. If the calls persist, change your voicemail greeting to discourage callbacks and keep a log of dates and numbers for future complaints.
Blocking these numbers proves challenging, as despite previous attempts to do so, they continue to call, suggesting the need for more effective blocking methods or legal interventions.
It's likely that these calls originate from overseas, utilizing spoofed numbers, which puts them beyond legal jurisdiction. Although it's possible to request the shutdown of this number, they could easily acquire another one.
Multiple calls are being made daily, with the same call-back number provided, and a complaint has been filed on the National Do Not Call website
This caller has contacted me hundreds of times, always using a spoofed number and leaving a callback number.
The company name and phone number didn't match the ones displayed on the caller ID, which is suspisous.
Just because you report something to the FCC, doesnt mean it will be seen or delt with immediatly, there are thousands of reports daily
It seems the FCC has the capibility to identfy the owner of the 833-213-1002 number and take action, but they dont seem to be botherd, it requiers some efford to get somthing done.
A reply to a two-month-old post contained a personal attack, ironically criticizing the intelligence of others while discussing scam tactics.
It's astonishing that you would consider returning a call from a cold caller and sharing personal data, which can lead to identity theft and endless harassment. Such actions are why these scam calls persist.
These daily calls at work are beciming annoying, if you call back, you're asked to press 1 if you live in CA or press 2 to be added to their internal do not call list, if you press 1, they promis to call you back, very agresive tactics.
Daily calls are being made by a woman, sometimes multiple times a day, and returning the call results in a message stating that the number is not valid, which is suspicious and frustrating.
The call was regarding disability insurance.
A scammer, pretending to offer assistance with disability, has been contacting me.
I received a call from this number and a prerecorded message, prompting me to call back, which led to a confusing and potentially problematic interaction
You can go ahead and do that, nobody is gonna stop you
The incessant calls, sometimes five or more a day, are exhausting, and I'm tempted to answer just to ask them to stop calling.
I get call from this number every day, its always the same thing, they just want to scam me
Daily calls from different local numbers have become a persistent problem, with scammers using various tactics to contact me
People who are beeing stalked would probably be upset by your post, dont you think
Despite reporting this number to the FTC, the calls persist, with my phone being bombarded while I'm at work, to the point where it feels like harassment.
If the caller uses a different number to contact you, then it's not actually this number that's calling.
Despite blocking the number, I continue to receive daily calls, sometimes up to 5 times a day, and I am seeking suggestions on how to stop these calls.
I am experiencing similar harassment, with multiple daily calls from various spoofed local numbers, all featuring the same voice, a situation that has persisted for months
I concur with the previous statements
A voicemail from the Farmingdale number 732-835-3112 was received, claiming to represent National Disability and requesting a return call to 833-213-1002.
Similarly, I experienced the same issue and am grateful to have found your post, which helped me understand the situation better.
Receiving a call about disability insurance from someone in Washington, targeting California residents, seems unusual and likely a scam.
Daily calls from various numbers result in the same message being repeated
A call was received from 'National Disability Insurance,' prompting a callback. However, the legitimacy of the call is uncertain.
A scam call, purportedly from 'National Disability Insurance', initially came from a fake local number and left a voicemail with the number 833-213-1002 to call back.
