Watch out for unfamiliar callers demanding personal info. When a number like +17607346152 rings, treat any request to provide a six‑digit extension, insurance details, or immediate payment as suspicious. Verify the caller’s identity independently—search the company name, check official websites, and use known contact numbers. Never share Social Security numbers, bank routing, or account details over the phone unless you initiated the call to a verified line. Enable call‑blocking features and report repeated harassment to your carrier and the FTC. Keep records of the conversation and, if a check arrives unexpectedly, confirm its legitimacy with the issuing bank before cashing it.
Regarding checks from DJO, every legitimate check contains a bank name, routing number, and account number, which can be verified by contacting the bank directly.
I recieved a check for $88.25, which was a nice suprise
Following surgery for my son, I received a bill and attempted to provide insurance information, but the call was frustrating due to technical issues and communication difficulties
A call from a woman with a heavy accent, claiming to be 'Julie' and inquiring about worker's compensation information for a former employee, raised several red flags. She claimed to be from the employee's orthodontist, which seemed suspicious as none of my employees have visited an orthodontist.
The caller claimed to be from Digital and requested a return call with a six-digit extension, but their heavy foreign accent and unfamiliar company name raised suspicions.
My screen displayed a call from DJO GLOBAL, appearently.
A caller claiming to be from workers' compensation discussed an alleged accident requiring a brace, despite our company having no such claims; the caller's strong accent made communication difficult and demanded immediate payment over the phone.
The caller, who introduced herself as Emily from Digital, requested a callback with a six-digit extension, but her claim and Filipino accent raised suspicions