Millions Call

Providing health insurance particularly to people without scaring them about Covid-19.

Two men 1 claiming to be a police officer and the other man is claiming to be the father of a sixteen-year-old minor wanting compensation for for his daughter photos

I do not no why these people rang I were sleeping & these people rang

Spam; They call my toll free numbers every week and usually hang up.

Potential Craigslist SCAM; offers to buy your "item" with mailed "bank check".
Be careful.

creepy guy who harasses me..

Prostitution

Not a legitimate number

These calls are about an interest rate ad from fifth/third bank to "try to get some justice for you...you've been paying so long..." My mortgage is nearly paid off--5/3 wants to extend the loan. OK, they're in the loan business. But they want to keep borrowers as borrowers-it's not an issue of justice--just predatory lending in my neighborhood, where many like me have a former savings & loan mortgage from a now defunct program for first-time homeowners. 5/3 promised to maintain those loans when they bought the S&L--but apparently they don't think it meant to the end of the loan. To them, it means just close to the end, so that they can keep low-end borrowers in debt for the rest of thir lives. It's a soft-sell ad that may tempt my neighbors in these toughish times. 5/3 shouldn't do it-especially when they claim to offer fixed and variable interest loans. They actually sell only variable--another housing bubble in the making.

This call was reported to the FCC by a consumer from Randolph, New Hampshire on 2020-08-26