Recent call logs reveal a pattern of repeated outreach from a pro‑life organization targeting the same number multiple times. Callers identify themselves as the ProLife Committee or a related action group, often hanging up when the recipient pushes back. The frequency suggests a persistent telemarketing effort, sometimes framed as a scam by recipients. To limit disruption, consider adding the number to your phone’s built‑in block list, use third‑party call‑filtering apps, and report the number to your carrier’s spam‑watch service. Keeping your voicemail greeting generic and avoiding engagement can also reduce the chance of a follow‑up call. Stay vigilant and protect your privacy.
This number is associated with a scam targeting individuals who support pro-life causes, with the goal of extracting money from them.
The caller, claiming to be Grace Morgan from the Pro Life Action Committee, hung up after being greeted repeatedly with no response.
A daily call is made from this number, but no message is left. After reading other comments, I added the number to my blocked list.
After expressing my views on the subject, the caller hung up on me, suggesting they were not interested in discussing differing opinions, such as my stance on being pro-choice.
On a Saturday evening, I received a call that bypassed my no solicitation message but hung up when my answering machine picked up
No message was left, this is the second call I've recived from organisations similar to pro-life.
I received a call from this number, which was identified as 'PROLIFE COMMITT' on my caller ID, on a specific date and time.
