Calls keep coming with no message, and the CID shows odd labels like “GYB” or “Not in Use.” The pattern points to typical scam‑type outreach—no voicemail, vague identifiers, and a focus on Medicare or Medicaid. Recipients should treat any unsolicited number that references health benefits with caution, avoid providing personal data, and consider blocking the source. If you suspect fraudulent intent, report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier’s spam‑filter service. Using a call‑screening app can further reduce exposure, and regularly reviewing your credit for unknown activity adds an extra safety net.
These peoples are cleaver, they use a fake CID thats says 'Not in Use', but its obviuosly a scam, probaly a medicaid insurance fraud scheme, dont fall for it!
Many of these call numbers appear to originate from the same source or call center
Yet anothor criminal is using the phone to target victims, this needs to stop imediatly.
Honestly, scammers are annoying...I'm fed up with these guys; they calld twice while I was on the phone...no mesage left... [***].
The medicare assist thing is a buch of nonsence.
The caller ID displayed 'GYB'
A call was received from this number, which displayed a Cleveland, OH, identification, but no message was left.