Never give out personal data to unknown callers. Most reports point to a group calling themselves Human Arc, a division of Centauri Health Solutions, that claims to help with Social Security benefits. The pattern includes rapid‑spoken voicemails, requests for SSN or birthdate, and promises of extra cash assistance—classic red flags. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report the call to the FTC or your state consumer agency. Never confirm your identity or financial details without verifying the organization through official channels. Use call‑blocking apps and keep a log of repeat calls for evidence.
Human Arc, a division of Centauri Health Solutions, claims to be the entity behind these calls, which involve prerecorded messages, including one about eligibility for additional financial benefits from United Healthcare Community Plan, a clear scam aimed at extracting personal information.
This number appears to be associated with a scam attempting to obtain sensitive personal information, citing multiple company names in a single sentence.
Unless it's Geico, the involvement of a 'gecko' is unclear; nonetheless, government employees from the SSA do not make calls at 8:30 pm to discuss personal Social Security matters.
The caller tryed to confirme my name, but i didnt understand what she said, so i asked what this call was about, she said its about my SSI application, she wanted me to apply over the phone, i was busy, so she offered me an apointment for the next morning, but she never called me back, i wounder if this phone number is legitamate
Warning: Human Arc helps people get SSI and SSDI, but be carefull, check out ssdfacts.com/forum/index.php?topic=18777.0 for more informations
Daily calls and voicemails from this number, offering unsolicited healthcare screenings, constitute harassment and an abuse of our time.
A voicemail was received from this number.