Picture this: a robotic voice claims it’s from your pharmacy’s prior‑authorization department, knows your name, and pressures you to confirm personal details. These calls usually masquerade as a health‑plan update but aim to harvest birthdays, Social Security numbers, or insurance info. Never share identifying data until you’ve called the official number on your insurance card. If the call asks you to call a toll‑free 844 line, hang up and verify the request directly with your provider. Block the offending number, report it to the FTC, and consider adding a call‑filtering app for extra protection.
The waitress ask you if you want to see the menu and you refuse to say yes, the police ask you if it's you and you refuse to say yes, what could they have done with that informations, i'm waiting for your answer but i wont hold my breath
I had a similair experience, i refused to say yes and just hung up the phone.
Same message of prior authorization on a medicine and same phone numbers, Anthem BC/BS Insurance company wouldnt give you their name.
I recently received a call from this number and decided to verify the information by contacting my insurance company directly, which advised me that one of my medications had been approved for another year, making me even more cautious of such calls
A recent call prompted an inquiry with my insurance company, which revealed that the call was related to the reapproval of a medication I use, making me more cautious about such interactions.
When they firstly called me, they asked if my name was ____ ____ and i stupidly confirmed, they said they was from my insurance provider but didnt mention the name, i have Anthem, they asked for my birthdate to verify my identity and i hung up, they calle twice and gave me a number to call but i didnt even writte it down, the phone said PHARM PRIOR AUTH
Following a notification from CVS about a pending prescription authorization, this number called, but it appears to be a scam.
I recieved same message twise today from this numbre, they claim to be from my health plan pharmacy prior authorization which seem alot suspicious.
Similar to previous experiences, this was a robocall that addressed me by name, surprisingly pronouncing it correctly despite its complexity.
Several calls were received from this number, requesting personal information under the guise of prescription authorization, which was later discovered to be a scam.
The call consisted of an automated message, but no identification of the caller was provided.
They asked for my birthday, its a scam, dont trust them
Recieved a call this morning stating my social secuity had been descontinued, and if i wanted detials i should press 1, wich i didnt do, and they hung up, its a compleat scam, the Social Security Adminstration allwas sends a letter...
It's worth noting that Anthem probably has an oficial phone number availible for customer service, you can even iniciate a chat with them online, thats pretty conveniant
A recorded message purported to be from my health insurance provider, Anthem, though the company name was not explicitly mentioned, raising suspicions about a potential scam, especially since it requested sensitive personal info like my birthdate to proceed.
Dude, scammers often use legitimate numbers, which is what's happening with these calls
Possibly related to Anthem Blue Cross, this number try to call me 20 times in 2 days and it get blocked by my spam filter, when i call back they ask for my number to procede, they mention something about prior authorization but didnt say who they are, it might be legit or not, but i dont need to hear they message even if they are legimit
User warning: caution is advised.
Similar to the experience described above, I was asked to confirm my name, which I regrettably did, and then my birthday. When I requested to speak with a live person three times, the automated system repeated the same script verbatim. The absence of a company name being provided suggests that this is likely a phishing scheme.
A robotic voice addressed me by name, asking for confirmation, which raised suspicions, and a request to call back at an 844 number was made, but caution was exercised due to ongoing issues with a prescription
The same thing happend to me, after I confirmed my identity, they asked for my birthdate, at which point I ended the call.
Two calls were made, claiming to have an update on my medical prescription policy. The caller tried to get me to confirm that I was the person they were calling, but I suspected a scam and hung up.
I received two phone calls with the same message about an insurance plan update on prior authorization from different numbers, which I did not answer since they were from unrecognized numbers, and I am still waiting for the actual prior authorizations from the insurance company.
Apparently, it's supposed to be about some informations
This is a known scam number.
I gave them my personal medical info and now i'm worried about identity theft
This number called twice, providing an 844 area code number to call back, which appears to be part of a bogus scheme.
I recieved simular calls, and it turned out they were trying to get me to accept a new medicare insurance for prescriptions, which my doctor's office later confirmed.
I got the same call twice today, with the same conversation, it was like they were recording me or something
A suspicious call claiming to be about prescription coverage was received, with the caller mentioning my name and requesting a callback to 844-607-5103. However, after verifying with my insurance company, it was confirmed that this is a spam call and I should not provide any information.
