A repeated voicemail claims to be about home delivery of medical supplies, yet the caller’s identity remains unclear. These messages typically use a spoofed caller ID and a toll‑free number that surfaces in numerous consumer complaints, suggesting a fraudulent operation rather than a legitimate provider. If you receive such a call, do not return the number or share personal details; instead, block the caller, report the incident to the FTC, and verify any supposed shipments directly with your known pharmacy or insurance. Keeping a log of call times and voicemails can help authorities track patterns and may prevent future scams.
This person has been calling me multiple times, trying to sell me diabetic suplies, but i never askd for any informations
I recieved the same message too!
Apparently, this robocall displayed a spoofed number with my area code on the caller id, claiming to be from "Diabetic Supply". As I wasn't expecting the call, I let it go to voicemail, which left a message stating it was about home delivery of medical supplies and equipment, asking me to call back a toll-free number. However, upon researching the callback number online, I found it had several complaints with no legitimate business link, suggesting it's likely a scam.
Repeated voicemails are being left by this number, despite not being a recognized provider of medical supplies
Daily, and sometimes multiple times a day, I receive the same message from different numbers, which has become frustrating
A message was left by an illegal robocaller using a spoofed number
Everyday, I recieve a call from this number, with the same message about medical supplies and equipment, wich I beleive to be a scam
The caller ID displayed a spoofed number with my area code, claiming to be from Diabetic Supply, and left a message about delivering medical supplies.