314-888-6251

Repeat calls from this number

They call all the time. Need to stop. Will be reporting them

It's Express Scripts a home delivery pharmacy.  They left an odd vm message: press one if this is me or press 2 if not.  After reading Rich's note here (thanks Rich), I called them back giving them minimal info., the phone number they called and my zip code.  I explained that I was leary of the call, since their ID did not appear on the caller ID.  No problem, they were able to tell me the actual prescription they were calling about, shipping date and cost.   No question, it's legit.

Very strange phishing call from someone claiming to be ExpressScripts. Made me wonder if they hacked private medical info from pharmacies to make these calls, or if ExpressScripts has violated HIPAA rules to make these calls. Beware!!! Caller very persistent in wanting info but very resistent to answering even the most basic of questions. Caller had that desperate tone of indentured servitude.

Agree that it's Express Scripts. Remember that they are covered under HIPAA rules so they just can't call and start talking to a patient about their erectile dysfunction medications without verifying who they are speaking to. That's why they ask that personal info.

Not spam . They are legit

called me

Well, this number keeps calling me.  They do not leave a message.  They can't be Express Scripts, as some of the posters keeps noting, because I do not have, nor have I ever used express scripts.  I have never used a company (other than my local pharmacist) to fill prescriptions.  So it's most definitely a scam of some sort and I refuse to answer.

It's Spam. They called a total of 4 times today and even after repeated times telling them to "Please stop calling" and "Could you stop calling" and the famous "WTF is your Mutha-this and Mutha-that problem!!?? Stop! Calling!" they kept calling. Ok. That was a bit harsh but they have no regard for people and their privacy. Sometimes you have to "roll in the mud with a pig" in order for the pig to understand.... I don't know where I was going with that but you get the point. Don't answer #314-888-6251. And for the scammers, sorry, I mean people who is saying it's legit, then go ahead and order from them next time they call. Just make sure that the Viagra you ordered is the little blue pill and not Tylenol. Yea...exactly.

Appears there are scammers posing as Express Scripts lately, which I used to have coverage with a few years back. Rejected call as unknown and no message left. Blocked along with the other 4 unknown calls received this morning.

Express Scripts.  Pretty much spam trying to get you to use their service.  Number comes up with just the number and location based on area code.
Polite but a pita.  Asked them not to call again.  Unfortunately based on history they will anyway.

I don’t usually numbers I do not recognize but when it came up as EXPRESS SCRIPTS I thought it was my pharmacy calling to let me know my RX was ready.  As soon as I said hello they hung up.  I came to 800 notes       THAT WAS A SCAMMER CALL.  Thanks 800 notes

I agree, I work in health care, my out of pocket pay for my health insurance went from 89 dollars every two week to 245 dollars every two weeks

Just got a call from this # on my cell phone - didn't answer as didn't recognise the # - looking at this site, most are saying coming from Express Scripts. I have Express Scripts as well, but there is no way I would discuss any medical info with anyone over the phone that I did not personally call myself - I'd call the company directly on the 800 # listed on their website.
Beware before answering or even calling this # back!!!!!

It's Express Scripts, a plan thru your insurance wanting you to receive your meds by mail thru mehtthem

I answered. Robo voice said they were Express Scripts, contacting me on behalf of my employer.  Then it asked me specifically to say the word "yes". I hung up. If you really are legit, then send snail mail. I have just had way too many callers insisting I specifically say yes to bother anymore.

I have received three calls from this number over a period of a few months. I did not respond because I did not recognize the number. They did not leave a message.

Voicemail message said it’s express scripts Dash and they’re calling me about benefits for my health insurance‘s prescription program. Strikes me that if they were legit, it would’ve been my insurance provider who would’ve called me -  so while I will make a phone call to my insurance provider the follow up, I’m almost certain this is a phishing scam.

Left a 3 seconds of white noise on my voice mail.