The calls from +18772551681 are a mixed bag, but many users report them as scams. Some calls claim to be from CVS Caremark on behalf of Aetna, asking for personal information like your birth year. However, genuine CVS Caremark representatives have confirmed that this number is not affiliated with them. The calls are often automated, repetitive, and can be intrusive, especially if you've already opted out of phone contact. If you receive such a call, it's best to verify by contacting CVS Caremark directly through their official customer service number. Never give out personal information over the phone, especially in response to unsolicited calls. If you suspect a scam, report it to CVS Caremark and consider blocking the number.
I strongly believe this number is involved in a scam, as they request personal information such as birthdate; when I realized this, I hung up, and my phone identified the call as spam, leading me to think that if a legitimate company like CVS Caremark needs to contact me, they should do so via mail
I let the cal go to voicemail, and when i replayd it, it was a recording, saying it was CVS Caremark, caling on behalf of Aetna, but i dont think thats true, because i dont use Aetna.
When my wife answered the phone, the caller identified themselves as CVS Caremark and asked to speak with me, providing a callback number.
Since the caller did not identify themselves or leave a message, I will not be responding to the call.
A request was made to return their call regarding my prescription order, supposedly from Cvs Caremark.
Asked for birthdate, hung up and blocked the number
My familly does bussiness with Medicare and CVS associated with AARP, but i know that anytime i recieve one of these non-working calls, it's usuially from ignorant people who think they have the right to telemarket, and they can be forced by other responsable telemarketers to be more open-minded.
A message was left stating that there was important information to share, and they would attempt to call again.
CVS continus to make these unwanted calls, cant seem to get them to stop.
The constant calls from this number are suspicious and potentially scam-related, causing confusion with legitimate insurance matters.
CVS should consider an alternative approach, such as sending a letter to the address on file, instead of making repeated daily calls
When asked repeatedly to answer 'yes', I avoided doing so, as the caller had access to my personal information, including a recently-filled Rx, and attempted to enroll me in auto-renewal, which seems like a sophisticated scam.
Daily calls from this number occur at least twice, yet it claims to have left a voicemail, which is not present.
It's worth noting that Aetna is now a part of CVS Health, which can be verified online; since I had CVS Caremark insurance, these calls, although annoying, are legitimate.
If this call is from CVScaremart, I will ignore it, as I've had negative experiences with them in the past.
This caller is extremly persistant, they interupt my sleep and leave incompete messages. They don't even bother to identify themselfs, and they always ask for my name, which I never give. They claim they'll call back a few times, but it's always more than that, I've lost count. I've labled this number as a SCAM in my caller ID, and I advise everyone to do the same and ignore their calls.
Repeated robo-calls are being made from this number, despite confirmation from the actual CVS Caremark customer service that no calls have been made
Calling the number on the back of my Wellcare Prescription Drug Plan confirmed it was a legitimate number for their service.
Repeated calls have been received, but no response has been given. If there are any changes to benefits, a mailed notification would be preferred. The request for birthdate and social security information is frustrating, as even legitimate services require such details. A more secure verification method, such as a customer pin or callback, would be preferable.
Following each prescription refill, I receive automated calls over three days, asking me to call back with a provided code, which I never do.
After reviewing other users' experiences, it's evident that this is a phishing attempt, which has prompted me to disregard the call
The sheer volume of calls from these scammers, 16 one day and 17 the next, warrants serious consequences, such as fines or imprisonment
The excessive nature of these calls, such as 18 attempts in two minutes from a CVS number, clearly indicates a robocall scam and underscores the importance of not divulging personal information.
The caller claimed to have important information about my prescription and asked to confirm my identity. After providing my name, they requested my birthdate, at which point I realized it was a scam and hung up. These individuals should be held accountable for their actions.
Be cautious with this call, they might use your 'yes' agenst you later, it's definatly not the CVS pharmacy
For no apparent reason, I continue to receive robocalls from this number.
They claimed to be from CVS Caremark, asked for my birth date, I hung up and called the real Caremark, they said it was a scam and that number dont belong to them
Frequent calls are becomming anoying, I always avoid answering the first question due to the reasons mentioned by others, I also contacted my Rx plan and they were unaware of this number.
A call was received from this number, but it was ignored, as it didn't match any known contacts.
A recording claiming to be from CVS Caremark asked for my birth year, which I'm hesitant to provide over the phone, especially since legitimate companies usually don't request such personal info in cold calls.
