A caller claimed to be from Humana, yet many report it feels like a scam. The pattern of rapid, repeated rings and a recorded message matches typical robocalls that carriers flag as telemarketing. If you receive such a call, let it go to voicemail, avoid sharing personal info, and consider adding the number to a blocklist or using a reputable call‑screening app. Check your account directly with Humana through the official website or app to verify any legitimate outreach. Reporting the number to your carrier and to the FTC can help curb future unwanted calls.
My phone rang three times in rapid succession, similar to a previous experience shared, and a voicemail from Humana was left, categorized as one of their unwanted robocalls.
This number is perpetrating a scam while falsely claiming to represent Humana, which is entirely untrue.
Suspisous activity detected from a robocall claiming to be from Humana, raising some red flags.
The accuracy of the call's purpose is questionable, leaving one to wonder about the true intentions
The rapid succession of two calls suggested an auto-dialing machine, and T-Mobile identified it as a telemarketer, so no guesswork was needed; no voice mail was left.
