Confirm the caller’s identity before providing any personal information. Many recipients report a voice mentioning an FDA recall of Allergan breast implants and request a home address or email. Treat such calls like any other personal information request: ask for a reference number, then independently verify it on Allergan’s official website or by calling their published customer service line. Do not rely solely on a voicemail or a single reference code. If the caller cannot supply verifiable details, hang up and report the number to your phone carrier or the FTC. Staying cautious protects you from potential scams while ensuring you don’t miss a genuine safety alert.
This call was legitimate, concerning recall information for a product, and it seems the company only has a phone number for contact purposes, lacking an address for postal notifications.
The woman asked for my email and address, but Algren already has that information and sends me updates, i questioned her and she didnt need to talk to me enymore after i refused to give it to her.
Actually, this number is not spam, its from Allergan, they are trying to contact people about the recall on breast implants, if you havent recieved information from your surgeon, they want to get in touch with you, and give you valuble information
This number is associated with Allergan Medical, specifically regarding a breast implant recall.
Your scam attempts are blatant and you deserve punishment for deceiving people.
Several issues arise: it's a HIPAA violation, one post was sufficient, and it's unnecessary to speculate about the caller's identity
This call appears to be legitimate, as it pertains to a breast implant recall by the FDA regarding Allergan products
This call was legitimate and regarding a breast implant recall
The call was legitimate, concerning an FDA recall of Allerhon breast implants linked to various risks and cancers.
This call was legitimate and concerned an FDA recall regarding breast implants linked to cancer risks.
This call is legitimate, as it pertains to the FDA recall of breast implants manufactured by Allergan, and the caller is attempting to inform patients about potential risks.
I received a legitimate call from Allergan regarding a recall on my breast implants, and they requested my home and email address to send information, which I received via email.
Legitimate call, as they requested my home address to send a letter regarding my breast implants, which they didn't have on file previously.
A call was made regarding a legitimate Allergan product recall, and a case number was provided
Given the lack of a common name, reference to a product recall without any prior correspondence, and no company name mentioned, this seems like spam.
A message was left regarding an important safety alert, including a case reference number and this phone number
The same product safety warning message was received by me as well
I also received a call from a male caller who provided a lengthy reference number
A voicemail from someone named Vivian was left, stating she was calling about a product safety alert.