815-687-8080 / 8156878080

Calls from this number begin at 8:30 a.m. I am an elderly lady who has other things to do early in the morning than to be bothered with such calls. They also call during the day and late in the evening, and I am tired of being bothered. Very, very annoying.

LIFEGIVINGMONEN...Two weeks ago they called using 815-687-8080 out of the Rockford, Joliet, De Kalb, Kankakee, Crystal Lake, Freeport, Machesney Park, Ottawa, McHenry and Belvidere areas of Illinois.Today, 602-753-5621 out of Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ.

have found the best way, if I am near a phone, first check cid, pick up while ringing, then hit end, or however you hang up. it keeps answering machine from picking up.

>> If the FTC would guarantee that a large percentage of the fines charged against these federal law breakers would be given to the folks who would track down these telemarketers, I'm sure they'd be thinned out in no time! You can guarantee that yourself. You can guarantee 100% of the fines go in your pocket. (But as a private citizen, you don't get to collect as much as the government. You get to collect $500 per violation, and a single call can contain three or more violations, for $1500 or more per call. Meanwhile, the Feds collect $16K per violation but they've only brought about 120 cases in 10 years). I don't know about tracking down this "Life Giving Moments" outfit -- who just called me -- but I can tell you that if you go after local telemarketers (ones with a physical presence in your state), you can pocket ALL of the money. I've taken them for $7K so far this year. Three in small claims settlements, the fourth -- the biggest one -- paid up after I just sent them the bill, because they knew they didn't have a leg to stand on. How to do it? One way is to get a book titled "How to sue a telemarketer" by Steve Ostrow. This is not intended as an endorsement, and I have to confess I haven't read it, but the methods I've developed for myself are a pretty good match for what he has in his book, if the snippets I've seen are any indication.So... don't expect the government's magic black helicopters to swoop down, arrest telemarketers, and give you peace and quiet. Go get it yourself, or get their money instead. One lawyer for a telemarketer, in a polite conversation, stated that the law was deliberately written so that "enforcement" would be done by private citizens in small claims courts.

I have Mr. Number on my cell phone. Couldn't do without it! Just block 'em.

I just answered yes and now I am concerned about that......

they call with this garbage about taking a survey on parental controls. When they asked me if I thought smart phones and computers needed to have a rating like videos...that's when I was certain it was a scam. Don't answer!

Organized crime, calling looking for an easy mark to scam. Number is now blocked, but they keep calling nearly every day.

So tired of these calls. ID says lifegivmoments. I never answer and they never leave a message.

We had a call from this number on our answering machine with no message. We don't answer calls unless we know who it is or they leave a message that we want to respond to on the answering machine and we'll pick up. After reading the posts above, I will block the number. We have a Panasonic phone that can block up to 250 numbers. I guess we are up to at least 100 blocked numbers now. Hopefully, we won't reach the 250 number, but by that time some new phone will allow us to block more. We have registered with DNK but still get these calls.