Another call from "Security Solutions" with a "you have been selected" scam. Nothing worth staying on the phone for, so I hung up before the recording finished.

Caller ID: Seattle WA
Recorded robo-call with this intro:

"Do not hang up. Congratulations. Your home has been selected for a free General Electric wireless home security system with a medical alert button from Security Solutions. For you the equipment is free and the installation is free. Your system will be monitored 24 hours a day for police, fire and medical emergencies. The truth of the matter, the FBI reports there is a property crime every 15 seconds. It is also reported that one in three people over the age of 65 will fall in any given year. Do not become a statistic. Press 1 now to find out how you can get your free security system with installation or press 2 if you want to be placed on our Do Not Call list. Thank you and congratulations."

Pressing "2" won't remove you from their call list. I pressed "1" hoping to get a live person to play with (ie., waste their time) but nobody picked up. If you play along, ask questions, waste their time, they finally realize what you're doing and take you off their call list.

Don't phone me; take my number off your call list!

Received the same, but I have TELEBLEND as a VOIP service, so I am able to block as many numbers as I want, now have over 500 numbers blocked, not a bad VOIP service probably cheapest out there next to DUOTALK.

Thanks to the recent responders, particularily those who provided so much detailed information in the past day or two.  

There's little constructive information I can add other than the company might be "U-Change Lock" dba (doing business as) Security Solutions. However, it's very hard for the average consumer to pinpoint for sure as there are so many individuals & groups using Security Solutions as an in to consumers/"victims."
However, most are not registered by the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) nor do they hold contractor registration numbers, insurance, etc. required by many states.  

With the outcry over just the past week, this group will switchover to yet another telephone number (if i hasn't already) and begin anew driving us crazy once more.  

Incidentially, individuals & groups such as this continue to beat the DO NOT CALL laws by repeatedly calling us and not leaving any message.  A "customer" with little stamina or great curosity will call them back on an unblocked telephone line. (Remember, now the potential customer is calling the company for information.) Then, even when the potential customer registers (by pushing #1 as directed) for the company's Do Not Call listing which "will go into affect in about 70 days," it'll never happen.  The individual/company now knows it reached a valid telephone number and someone was willing to respond to the call, so its next call to the "potential customer" will simply be from a different telephone number which the "potential customer" must again attempt to block.  

There are only so many FCC and state investigators to chase down this behavior which we all know is rampant. So, please beware, try not to respond directly to these predators, and continue to report them (to forums such as this & also to governmental directorates) as you see fit.  

But also rest assured that until the telephone companies are compelled to try to halt or block calls such as these, absolutely nothing will happen to change the system.