Ever wondered why a call flashing “Xarelto Claims” keeps popping up on your phone? Those automated recordings are typically scam-styled telemarketing attempts that pretend to recruit you for a class‑action lawsuit against the blood‑thinner drug Xarelto. They often use spoofed caller IDs like “Louisville KY” to appear local, then hang up or play a brief robo‑message. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never share personal or payment info, and block the number immediately. Report the nuisance to your carrier and add the caller to the national Do Not Call list. If you’re unsure, contact the real law firm or the drug manufacturer directly.
The caller left a message regarding a lawsuit against the drug Xarelto, which I reported to the do not call registry
After receiving a call from this number with no message left, I researched "Xarelto Claims" and found information about a class action suit, suggesting a potential scam
The caller ID showed Xarelto Claims, but i dont know what that's about.
A call was received on the landline from this number, displaying a caller ID format commonly used by scammers, and since no message was left, it was likely unwanted
I discovered this phon number on my caller ID, and noticed that no message was left