Ever wonder why you keep getting vague medical‑related texts from +13802048861? The pattern suggests a bulk SMS service that masquerades as clinic reminders or bill notices, often lacking clear provider identifiers. Scammers exploit the trust you have in health‑care communications, slipping in links that can harvest credentials or install malware. If a message omits a recognizable office name, phone number, or official branding, treat it as suspicious. Never click unknown links, and verify any bill by calling the clinic’s official number found on their website. You can also block the sender and report the number to your carrier’s spam‑filtering service.
Further investigasion reveals that the number is asociated with Minute Clinic, and they use it to send patients text messages, it's recomended to reply with 'help' for more informations.
I received a suspicious text message regarding an alleged outstanding balance from a recent visit to Minute Clinic, which I knew was not accurate, and reported it as junk.
I completly blocked and deleted both of them, havent vissited that clinic for ages now.
A call was received on 06-19-23 at 9:08.
Two delayed texts were received from this number, one regarding a cancelled appointment that did not exist, and the other about checking a balance after an appointment at a specified clinic.
The texts about appt are totally fake, dont belive them
A mysterious text message instructed me to arrive 30 minutes prior to an unspecified appointment and proceed directly to check-in, with no identifying information provided, leaving me confused about the purpose of the message.
A text message was recieved instructing me to pay a medical bill, it even mencioned a doctor I had visited over a year ago, I beleive my informations were compromized through the Solv app on my phone, I deletted the message.
Repeated texts are being sent reminding me to schedule an annual wellness visit, with no provided name or number, and the only opt-out option is to reply with 'Stop'
A suspicious text was received, directing me to review an office via a provided link, but without specifying the office or company, and included an option to opt out by replying STOP, which I did not pursue
Suspicious texts have been received with links to pay a medical bill, but the messages do not specify the company or provider, and responding with 'HEP for help' only yields a confirmation of subscription to patient alerts, suggesting a potential scam.