Ever wonder why your phone lights up with that familiar Xarelto Claims ID? In most cases it’s a robocall pushing a class‑action lawsuit for the blood‑thinner drug. The pattern is clear: a recorded attorney pitch, no live person, and often no voicemail left. If you’re not part of a lawsuit, the safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Keep your Do‑Not‑Call list updated and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app for extra peace of mind.
No message was left, so I blocked the number.
Recently, a call was received with the caller ID 'Xarelto Claims', but no message was left; it's suspected to be a robo or spoofed call
Like many others have mentioned, this appears to be a scam related to xarelto claims.
Experiencing multiple calls from these individuals that are clearly scams aimed at exploiting people.
On Friday, August 5th, a call was received, but no message was left.
Its rediculous that these scamers are alowed to advertise, the goverment should realy do somthing about it
The caller hung up without leaving a message after I answered.
The caller ID displayed 'XARELTO CLAIMS' and was blocked by the robocall blocker.
A automated message was trying to sell me lawyer services
A call was disconnected upon first ring and subsequently blocked at 1:56 PM
I recived a canned message about Xarelto at 13:53, i deleted and blocked the number
Thanks to 800Notes, I was able to block this number after they hung up on me following their message.
I didnt anser the call from that number, it showed up as CID Burlington NC
Numerous individuals have reported receiving calls from this number, identified as XARELTO CLAIMS, with the same recording being played. Additionally, they have been known to use the number 541-948-8331 with the same caller ID.
As John pointed out, these scammers need a means to contact their potential victims, which can help track them down, unlike many other phone scammers who remain anonymous.
On July 11, 2016, at 11:18am, a robocall was received regarding a no-cost case review for Xarelto Claims.
The call was unsolicited and classified as spam.
This number called me, but didnt leave a voicemail, so I add them to my auto reject list
Having recently fallen victim to identity fraud, I wasn't surprised to receive a call from this number, reportedly part of an IRS scam. Similar calls have been made from Dover, Delaware.
They claim to be a consumer alert for medications but its just a spam call
This number called my mobile, but when i answered, there was silence on their end, no message or anything.
I'm tired of recieving these unwanted calls; it's disturbing to think they know my number and what medications I take.
According to 800notes, there have been 20 complaints filed against this caller in the past 36 hours, and with mine, that brings the total to 21; I've now blocked this annoying robocall number, which appears to be part of a phony attorney scheme.
The call appeared to be an ambulance chaser robocall targeting Xarelto users, with a misleading promise of substantial compensation that seemed too good to be true.
A ring blocker effectively handled the call from this number, which was identified as being from Burlington, NC
I got a call from this number, didnt recognize it, so I didnt answer, this site is really helpfull for blockin prank calls
When I answered, there was no response, I said hello several times, but still nothing, I hung up and coincidently my internet conectivity was lost for a few secounds, hopefully it was just a coincedence.
I allowed the call to go to the answering machine, but no message was left, leading me to block the number and report it to the DNC.
I picked up the call, but ther was no one on the other end.
A call was made while I was away, and upon checking, I found no message; I suspect this might be an attempt by an ambulance chaser or a phishing scam, and I have reported it to the FTC.