If you get a call from +16158077600 claiming to be Aetna or “Senior Supp Ins,” be skeptical. Scammers often spoof insurer names to trick you into giving personal info or paying bogus fees. Let the call go to voicemail, then call the official Aetna number you find on a bill or the website to verify any account changes. Never share Social Security numbers, DOB, or banking details over the phone unless you’re sure who you’re talking to. Add the number to your phone’s block list and report it to the FTC’s Do‑Not‑Call registry. Staying cautious saves you time and money.
The advertising call was overly aggressive and kept repeating the same sales pitch. Too pushy for my taste.
A message was left by the caller, but it was barely audible, claiming to be from Aetna and stating that something had been added to my account. This sounds like a scam, and I did not respond to it.
Given the prevalence of scam calls, I didn't answer, and following a cyber attack, I'm wary, especially since the message left by the man was indecipherable, leading to confusion, and I'm certain I have no issues even if it was supposedly from Aetna.
Despite being on the Do Not Call list, I receive multiple unwanted calls daily from various numbers. This persistent issue is both frustrating and time-consuming.
I am on the do not call list, but i still recieved 3 calls from this number in the last 2 days
The caller contacted me on both my landline and cell phone, prompting me to investigate further, which led to discovering the caller was Aetna, according to the caller ID 'SENIOR SUPP INS'.