The dwelling this phone number originates from leads me to believe this phone number is without a doubt being spoofed, it's pretty easy to find out WHERE a call is originating from.

I find it highly doubtful that a person living in a 7 bedroom single family home valued at 1.2 million dollars in National City, CA is making phone calls for the AHA.

I should have worded my previous post differently... I should have stated that it's easy to find out where a PHONE NUMBER originates from... not the actual call.

Although the phone companies DO have a "tool" available to trace spoofed numbers none of them use this technology because of the additional expense involved. This is something EVERYBODY should be discussing with their local Congressional representative!

Very interesting information.  These calls are such a nuisance and apparently caller is telling people it's the American Heart Association.  What a crock!

No voicemail.

Phone rang at 8:15 am. I don't pick up calls I don't recognize, so I don't get worked up about the calls, but 8am?!? I know they're scammers and with the capability of spoofing calls (I've received calls supposedly from myself) we don't know that they have anything to do with the actual charity. The reaction here is confusing as most of you seem aware of this ability. Ah well.