Block the number right away if you suspect fraud. Many users report the +12028481432 line showing up as AARP Town Hall while actually delivering unsolicited health or Medicare pitches. The caller often uses a spoofed ID that resembles official AARP branding, which tricks older adults into staying on the line. To protect yourself, add the source to your phone’s block list, report it to your carrier, and never share personal or payment info on an unexpected call. If you’re curious, verify any AARP outreach by logging into your official AARP account or calling a known AARP number—not the one that popped up on your screen.
The call was a scam, as I have never provided my number to AARP or any other organization
This is an AARP Town Hall number
The call was regarding an AARP TOWN HALL discussion about Covid and the flu.
I didnt answer the call because the number was unrecognizable and i didnt want to take the risk.
I recieved a call from this number, and the caller ID was the same as the phone number, it was pretty strange
To stay informed and healthy, you can join the conversation by staying on the line, if you want to acces this telephone town hall in spanish, you can press star zero on your telefone keypad, this event is compatible with TRS, and a comunications assistant can conect you by dialing 711
This number is associated with an AARP town hall meeting.
I got a call from this number, but I didnt answer, the caller ID was the same as the phone number.
Every 4 to 6 month, i recieve a call from this number, its always the same AARP scam!
Within a span of six minutes, this number called twice.
Given my past experiences with calls from AARP, which clearly identified the caller, this call from Denver, CO, only specified the location, making me skeptical of its authenticity, especially since I reside in CA and don't know anyone from Denver
Although the call was not answered, the caller ID suggested a potential scam, with the AARP's number possibly being spoofed
No message was left after this number called.
Noticing this number labeled as 'Potential Spam' on my phone, I decided not to answer and instead checked it against 800 notes for more information.
This unsolicited call from AARP, regarding a Town Hall meeting about scams, was uninvited, and I beleive they should ask for our consent before contacting us.
The caller ID displayed 'AARP Town Hall', inviting me to an online meeting about covid-19, which appears to be legitimate
The number has been blocked to prevent further contact.
This listing is accurate, as the number is indeed a scam and not affiliated with AARP.
It appears you are continously spamming this site with the intention of proving your ignorace
Even if the call was legitamately from AARP, why was this number listed as 'Potential Spam'?
Despite never providing my phone number, I received a call from AARP regarding a Covid-19 Town Hall meeting, which has led to a barrage of unwanted messages
Today, I participated in an AARP town hall meeting regarding the covid 19 pandemic. I appreciate AARP's efforts to support older adults in this country. In the past, I've received calls from them on various subjects without any issues, and I also receive their newsletters and other materials.
The caller ID indicates potential spam.
The language associated with this comment is English.
Repeated calls have been made from this number, allegedly regarding extended car insurance, with the caller attempting to disguise their identity by frequently changing their phone number.
The caller ID was spoofed, and it was a medicare scam, possibily used by multiple scammers as previously reported, and the D.C. area code might seem officaly
On 10/3/2019 at 10:01 AM I recieved a misterius call, dont know who it was or what they wanted, but it was pretty annoyin
On 10/3/19, I recieved a call on my unpublshed number, they didnt leave a message, probaby a scam since AARP dosnt have my number
I recognized the call from 'Townhall AARP' as a scam and chose not to answer it.
Medicare scam activities have been reported in association with this number
