Heads up, the pattern emerging from these reports points to a classic robocall or phishing scheme masquerading as United Healthcare. Callers rarely leave a clear voicemail, often just a brief pause or a few words in English or Spanish, then follow up with a survey link. This behavior aligns with pay‑per‑call operations that profit from keeping you on the line. If you don’t recognize the number, let it go to voicemail, verify any claims directly with your insurer using official contact channels, and add the number to your carrier’s block list. Regularly refreshing your Do‑Not‑Call registry can also reduce exposure.
Looks like a periodic caller popping up every few months, buddy. The log shows calls back to Oct 2023, and they usually stay silent or mumble a few words in English or Spanish. I suspect they’re getting paid because a robo‑survey follows each ring, asking about my recommendation rating. I’ve blocked them.
The caller ID on my landline showed United Health Care, but we dont have this number listed, it must be a phishing or scam call, I blocked it.
The caller, identified as unitedhealthcare, did not leave a message, and I have received numerous similar calls as I approach Medicare age
The call was blocked after the caller failed to leave a message.
A random call with no clear purpose, just a generic script. Probably a low‑effort outreach.
The identity of the caller doesn’t matter to me.
Received negative feedback.
Unsolicited call that didn't identify who they were. Not interested.
Received an odd call with no clear purpose; seemed harmless but odd.
