Ever wonder why a stranger keeps dialing your work line at odd hours? This pattern often signals a robodialer or a social engineering attempt. The repeated use of a medical title and specific personal details suggests the caller is harvesting data from another source, then trying to legitimize the call. Block the number on all devices, report it to your carrier, and consider a call‑blocking app. Never confirm personal or employment info unless you’ve initiated the contact. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency.
The caller claimed to be a doctor and had access to my business number, with the phone being registered to an individual named Lee Marshal, born on June 17, 1977, with an address at 1019 Fellowship Road.
A call was received at my fiance's business, with the caller claiming to represent an insurance company and stating that I had previously contacted them, which is not the case, raising concerns about a potential scam.
A family member answered a call from this number on my work cell, and the person on the other end claimed to be from Blue Cross/Blue Shield, stating they were returning my call, which was not possible since I have UHC, and they immediately hung up when confronted.
Purporting to be from Blue Cross/Blue Shield, the caller inquired about a former employee and attempted to reach them through an alternative number when informed they were unavailable.
A call was made regarding an investigation, but the details sounded questionable and not trustworthy.
I just recieved a call from this number, the person claimed to be Dr Engler from Atlanta VA, saying he was returning my call, however I have no recollection of calling him, I asked him not to call again and threatened to report him, then he hung up on me
A call was received from this number, with the person introducing himself as Dr. Engler from Atlanta, Va, claiming to be returning my call. When I stated that I never left a message, he apologized, citing issues with his messaging service. Upon questioning how they obtained my number and name, he apologized again and terminated the call, which seemed highly suspicious.
When a co-worker informed me that someone had called my office and asked for me by my first and last name, it was kinda creepy sinc I dont give out that informations, the guy claimed his name was Dr. Engler
A call was received on the office line from an individual claiming to be Dr. Eric Engler, a cardiologist, who hung up when questioned further.
I got a call from a Dr. Engler, he claimd he was a cardiologist, but i never called him, its very strage
At work, my coworker picked up the phone and said she would transfer the call to me, but the person on the other end said nevermind and hangd up.
A call was made to a former workplace by someone claiming to be a doctor, discussing non-existent testing with a former coworker.
Some guy claiming to be a doctor, name of engler, said i called him, which is a lie, sound's like a really shady person, dont bother answering
A person from this number calld my office, claiming to be a 'Doctor Engler', and stated that I had given them my work number, which is not the case, this seemed extremly suspisous.
Numerous calls were recieved with no mesage, includin two at 2am, attepting to return the call resulted in a default voicemail box, possibily a robodialer using a cloned numbre.
