Sep 8, 2013
As per Ricks note, they are a scam saying the will reduce your insurance rates. They are obviously operating illegally, since they are calling people on the "do not call list". The reason you get so many dropped calls is because of the way they operate. They buy a prepaid cellphone, buy the unlimited calling feature, and wire it into a computer. Then the people in the Indian Subcontinent make the scam calls. Since the internet connectivity, reliability, and electrical supply is very poor, frequently you get bad call quality and dropped connections. This time, the guise was for "reducing auto insurance". Mostly they do the "reduce credit card rates" scam. Not sure how they get the money or just are trying to steal you Credit Card number. They must have just bought this cell phone recently, since all the messages are from today. Next week they will buy another prepaid phone. How can they be stopped?