817-566-0052

Called and claimed to be from GEHA....asked questions about my health insurance and doctor...Had a Hispanic accent.....I believe that is was a "phishing" expedition !!!

Just called my personal cell number, didn't answer as I didn't recognize it.

Called my cell, didn't ans. Don't know anyone in Texas. Call back doesn't go thru

Texas company, Caprock Telecommunications, I didn't answer.

Called me@ 12:45pm, no voice msg. I called back, nothing.

It's Medco, they provide pharmaceutical insurance. Didn't leave a message.

It's Medco calling from another number. Just say no to high priced insurance. Insurance will be free if you don't sign up for private version. Trickery

They call leave no message. Or they just hang up.

I like to know how they are getting my phone number?

I answered the phone and it took me three times saying hello before a "tentative" voice responded. The Caller I.D. came up as Medco Pharmacy and she told me they were authorized through Blue Cross/Blue Shiels to call. After a few choice words, I hung up. I forgot to have my very loud whistle handy to blow in her ear. Dammmm...

Called me, pretending to be from Medco or a mail order pharnacy.
They knew about the medicine I am taking the dosage and my dughter an old medicine that she was taking by the begining of the year. My prescription did not change a lot since  I am diabetic and taking the same medecine.
The guy quated a reasonnable 90 days prescription, ask the permission to contact my doctor, He has his name. After that he asked about a credit card to charge to prpcess the order. I asked him to e-mail me his coordinates just to be in safe side, he started turning around, I smelled the fishy trap when he gave some wrong info about my adress, he has my old adress,  not my new adress since I moved in August of this year and also changed the campany I worked for in the mid of the year also he has my old e-mail adress. But when he asked for the credit card that was it. I called to double check, the line was busy everytime I tried to call.
Never give your credit card for any caller unless you know who ther are. usually ask them politely to hung up and that you will call them back, ask for his/her extension. Check the number you received (google it), make sure the company exists. then call back.

This number just called me to verify some private information. They knew my employer and who provides my health insurance. When I suggested that they mail out information instead of calling me to inquiry about personal information from an unknown number, they quickly hung up. THIS IS A SCAM!!!

CID said Medco Pharmacy. Hung up before I answered. Now I know to not answer next time.

They call all hours of the day and don't leave a message.

from fort worth, tx
i think they get you number from enrolling in the CVS member card thingy. they keep bugging me.

I received a call from this number today. Didnt answer, because I didnt recognize the number. I had a prescription filled yesterday for the first time at a Walgreens Pharmacy. I believe they sell our phone numbers to these companies and I will complain the next time I m in Walgreens.

I thought it was a scam. So
I called Express Scripts directly, and they said they saw that I had refused to speak to the caller.
Apparently it's outsourced department requesting you to switch medications to mail order.

Called me after 6p today, didn't answer as I didn't recognize the number.  Tried to call back, and while the call connected, there was no ringing. Spam spam spam.

We have Blue Cross and Blue Shield Insurance. They have a contract to provide your regular medicines 90 days at a discounted price. They called my doctors office to get the prescription and promptly sent me my prescription for blood pressure. The cost was low. I had to call and double check. I was paying more at Wal-mart. They will call me every time I get a new prescription filled somewhere to see if this is a new prescription I will be taking on a regular basis.

Why do you fools call back the number ???  That is what they want you to do...It's a way around the do-not-call list.