857-262-8737

Heavy accent. Couldn't understand. I think she said that I may have a blood clot. Hung up on her.  Same number called back an hour later. Did not answer. No message left. Blocked number.

Just rec'd. Call stating they were calling from  health care Medical center in Boston. Heavy accent, setting I have  blood clot. Funny thing is I do have a tendency nd have been treated for multiple dvts.  Hope whomever this is calling didn't hack into Tufts Medical Center.

Called me 4 times. Picked up 4th time. A man with an accent said he's from some sort of Medical Association and was asking if I had a blood clot that was passed recently. I said no. He then asked if anyone in my family had a blood clot, to which I again replied "no." He started to say that was all he needed to know, but I hung up.

If they spam out thousands and thousands of calls, don't you think the odds are that they will find someone that suffers from blood clots?  This is a scam to either sell you worthless medication or to claim you are eligible for some sort of class action settlement.  Of course either way you will have to pay them upfront before finding out you will get nothing of value in return.

Omg...I just got the same call. Three times today. Shows up on my phone as Boston , ma.....I am in ca..asked if I had a blood clot? I hung up. Very disturbing. Multiple calls today! So strange.

Said I owed money to IRS, claimed that if I didn't pay they would arrest me in 24 hours.

keeps calling I do not answer. do not want these calls

They are trying to get you to say "YES" and capture your voice and use it for illegal access to who only knows what BUT it sure is not good. DO NOT ever answer YES to any unknown numbers that call you.

>> They are trying to get you to say "YES" and capture your voice and use it for illegal access  <<


There have been several telephone scams in which the caller tries to elicit a "yes" answer from the called person.  Those scams have been around for at least four years.

The good part is ... Snopes states there are NO verified reports of people actually getting charged solely because of their "yes" answer.
http://www.snopes.com/can-you-hear-me-scam/

Do you have any PROOF people have lost money because of the supposed "say yes scam"?

Interesting observation:      
Several posters claimed the "say yes" scam caused multiple people to suffer financial loss, but could NOT give us reputable citations or  links to prove that contention, and did NOT state how people lose money if they do not give card or bank or specific, critical ID information to the caller!

Want to learn about a REAL scam that has cost victims over $50 million dollars, yet has dozens of daily visitors to this site asking, "is this a scam?"  If so, click "A_Real_Scam", below:

Click on "really", below, to read what might really be happening when you are encouraged to say "yes".

There is one exception that MIGHT be true.  Click on "Exception", below.

In any case, be careful about giving strangers your precious financial info!
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I just got the same call from what I gather they were trying to get me to say that I had a device to stop blood clots but whenever I said no they hung up on me so I would put my money on scam

The same number called me saying that I owed $9,000 - 10,000 and they knew my first and last name and my age and where I live it's creeping me out

Same calls on my phone...strange calls ! I picked but didn't say a word and there was also silence on the other end of the blood clot caller