Probably a telemarketing scam targeting homeowners with a fake GE security system. The call likely bypassed your DNC list, a common tactic for illegal sales pushes. Spam callers often use vague scripts and heavy accents to pressure quick decisions. Protect yourself by adding the number to your phone’s block list, filing a complaint with the FTC, and call blocking apps that flag known scammers. Never share personal or payment info unless you’ve independently verified the company through official channels. If you receive a text that simply says “test,” treat it as a verification ping and ignore or delete it.
A text message simply stating 'test' was received from this number.
Their records incorrectly indicated that I had a GE security system installed, which is not the case.
This number called me about a security system, and a woman with a heavy accent, i blocked it
Despite being on the DNC list, this number called my landline, and when I didn't respond, the call disconnected, with subsequent attempts to call back resulting in busy signals
