Bottom line, most calls from +17162592810 are automated messages from the Fidelis insurance network confirming coverage approvals, but scammers often mimic the same script to harvest personal data. If you receive a robocall asking for a birthdate or other identifying info, hang up and call your insurer using the number on your official card—not the callback number. Verify any coverage updates through the insurer’s portal or a known representative. Consider blocking the number or using a call‑screening app, and never share Social Security numbers or banking details over an unsolicited call. Staying cautious protects your privacy and prevents fraud.
I received a call from an insurance company, informing me that my diagnostic tests had been approved. They requested my birthdate for verification purposes, and although it was a robocall, it appeared to be legitimate.
A medical coverage approval call was received from an insurance carrier, requiring verification through a robo call that asked for birth year details.
This number is used by a third-party messaging system employed by our medical insurer. They called to inform me that my 8-month-old daughter's Rhino cruiser for her hip dysplasia had been approved for coverage.
Receiving the same call and finding it impossible to call back confirms suspicions of a scam
I just got the same call and it sounds like a debt collector or scam.
A recent call claimed to be from the IRS, stating that an arrest warrant had been issued and my home was under surveillance, but attempts to call back were unsuccessful.
Following up on my previous post, I decided to call the number back out of curiosity, and it turned out to be my son's insurance company calling to inform us that his surgery had been approved for coverage.
A missed call with a voicemail featured a robotic voice attempting to reach my son or husband, but the purpose of the call was unclear.
After calling back, i was unable to reach a real person and they asked for my birthdate, wich i didnt give, this seem to be a scam
This number made two automatic calls, purporting to be from the recipient's insurance company, requesting a birthdate. Upon calling back, an automated voice claimed to represent Wong hu on behalf of the insurance carrier, asking for the phone number to be entered. However, after verifying with the insurance company directly, it was clear that this was a phishing scam, as the scammers already possessed the recipient's insurance carrier information and phone number.
I recieved a call from this number ..computer voice said it was from my insurance.. and the computer started asking questions about when I was born.. and confirm it..so I realised it was ---Spam
I got a call from this number, but I dont know why, my voicemail was full, so maybe they were trying to reach me or something