9787756393

I would like to thank the previous posters for their valuable information, but they will probably never come back to see my note.

This call came to my WIFE'S phone -- and she almost NEVER gives her number out to anyone who is not family or actual face-to-face friends. One exception: CVS Pharmacy. They have been told, time after time, to take her number out of their computer. The next time she calls, it's back in their computer.

So, that's consistent with the posts blaming the calls on CVS. Only, I'm not their customer. Plus, Express Scripts is NOT, as someone else stated, associated with CVS. A few years ago, it tried to buy Caremark, but lost that effort to CVS -- a competitor.

Besides, any connection at all between me and CVS is tenuous, at best. One time, a number of years ago, we landed in New York and I discovered I had failed to pack my asthma medicine. A few hours and a few hundred dollars, I had seen a doctor and had my medicine in hand. We could see CVS from in front of our Central Park area hotel, so that's how I became their customer; One time, about seven or eight years ago. A time when I used my own phone number for the transaction.

Express Scripts? Neither of us have ever used them. To keep from getting our names confused, I use Walgreen's for controlled drugs and a mom and pop for almost everything else. I do get some  prescriptions from the VA, but they don't have my wife's number. Or, as far as I know, do surveys. So, how this caller got my name OR her number remains a mystery.

But, given that none of the suggested explanations connects to our situation, the question remains, and looms even larger: how did they get my wife's number attached to my name? That's unsettling.

Check sites like whitepages and Spokeo

Fake Robo Call.  I do not use Express Scripts/CareMark

Robot call from Express Scripts wanting me to take a survey.  I hung up.

Early this afternoon, I received a call from the (seemingly notorious) (727) 205-5804 number, which seems to be an automated call program testing for live numbers.  I answered, it hung up after four seconds, I googled the number, etc...

So just now, I get this call from "Express Scripts" with an "important survey", but before I can take them up on their generous opportunity to participate, I need to answer "Are you Citizen? Please say YES or NO." Click. I'm done.  I'm not getting this company recording me saying "Yes" or "No".  If you get called by this number, hang up.

Got the same call did not answer they did leave a message says mg was from Express Scripts needing at ask questions.  Did not call back.  I do NOT get my prescriptions at CVS do they are not just affiliated with them.  Contacted my ins provider who said they are not associated with my ins co.  SCAM

Same as above!! Called my personal cell which is PRIVATE #!! It's BS they bother me w/ their surveys!  I don't know the #, I won't answer!! Stop it already!! ENOUGH w/ this BS!! Reverse directory searched it... Internet phone... BLOCKING IT!  A 100 more dumb calls like that still make it thru the Do Not Call Directory users phones!! Grr!

This number called and left a message. Express-scripts customer service inquiring about my website feedback.

I have added to these logs using my time and in the interest of others.  I tried to give a user here a thumbs up and was told "only registered users can vote."  Eat me.  I will NEVER add to your logs again.

So why don't you simply register? Do you have something to hide "Sammy"? If so, don't let the door slam you in the back-side.
 Skeff Ett Liv!
  Gunnar

Well, no one has posted since September of last year so this number or these calls might no longer be an issue.  Now if you read all the previous posts you would note that many of these people have no connection to Express Scripts nor do they wish to.  Their issue is with calls from a company they do not wish to use.  Finally, you are clearly working for the company and are here to do some damage control otherwise why would you come to a site designed to determine the identity of a caller when you already know who the caller is.  Express Scripts was sued back in 2013 for making unsolicited robo calls.  Don't know what the outcome of that law suit was.  The point is, these calls are telemarketing and Express Scripts does not seem to honor the DNC list.

Express script robo-survey

Called twice (robocall) and left a message for someone else. I answered NO THIS IS NOT MR. X. but there is no way to enter that they have the wrong number. What kind of scam is this? Claims to be from Express Scripts. Call came from this number but they said to call 1-855-842-5861.

Frequently calls on my work phone number for some other person.  Says they are Express Scripts wanting to do a customer survey.  Callback number is NOT the number they called from.  It's interesting that just today only, I have received (at work) a phone call from someone wanting to update my Medicare prescription list (I'm too young for Medicare); another call from someone wanting me to subscribe to their insurance policy; another claiming to be from my insurance company asking about what meds I take (shouldn't they know - they pay the bill!); and this call.  Why the big push in prescriptions today???

This same thing happened to me.  They called from the number 978-775-6393 and told me to call back this number: 855-842-5861

You say you "heard about these scams" but apparently you didn't hear that it wasn't real. The whole "don't say yes" thing was just an unsubstantiated rumor with no documented proof of anyone actually being harmed by it.