A robocall was made to disscuss a recent complaint regarding misconduct, suprisingly it was not a personal call. Perhaps the system will redirect to a live person eventully.
Express Scripts telemarketing robocall—how to protect yourself!
Summary — +19787756393
Caller Name: Express Scripts
Caller Type: Scam
Location: United States — Massachusetts
Reviews: 32
Carrier: —, Region: Massachusetts
Expert Opinion
Yesterday afternoon, a call from +19787756393 showed Express Scripts on the caller ID, used the recipient’s name, and prompted a callback to a toll‑free number. The call was automated and offered no legitimate verification, which is a classic sign of a telemarketing robocall. The safest move is to hang up, avoid providing any personal or pharmacy information, and block the number in your phone. Register the digits with the national Do Not Call list, and consider using a call‑filtering app. If you need to confirm a prescription issue, contact Express Scripts directly through the official website or the number on your pharmacy card, not the one in the voicemail.
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Location: United States — Massachusetts
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Recent Reports for (978) 775-6393
Upon receiving a refill for a prescription, I got an automated voicemail from Xpress scripts, which seems suspicious since I don't use their services, despite previously being a CVS customer; the voicemail requested a callback to 1-855-842-5861, raising concerns of a potential scam
Upon receiving a call from this number, I was greeted by an automated voice claiming to be from Express Scripts, addressing me by name. The intention behind the call seemed to be recording my voice responding with a 'yes'. To verify, I contacted Express Scripts directly using the contact number listed on their website, and they confirmed that no one from their end had attempted to reach me.
Received a suspicious robo-call claiming to be from Express Scripts, asking for my name and requesting a callback at an 855 number.
My honest opinion is to hang up immedietly when you get a call from this number
Express Scripts claimed to be calling about prescriptions, seeking my wife, though they're not our preferred pharmacy
A missed call was received from a Massachusetts number.
A robocall from this number claimed to be from Express Scripts, although the phone log indicated it was from Massachusetts, and when I answered, the automated message asked for my mother by name, which I denied, and after contacting Express Scripts, it was confirmed that they did not make the call.
They are at it again with ther phony calls, and the callback number 855-842-5861 is also reported on this site
It is essential to verify information to avoid spreading false rumors; a thorough search would reveal that no one has been scammed by saying a specific word, and posting such myths can lead to being reported
The purpose of the Express Script robocall is marketing
A call was received from Express Scripts, where the representative addressed the insured by their first name and left a voicemail with an alternate number, 855-842-5861, also belonging to Express Scripts.
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If i dont know the number im not answering it
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Obviously, express scripts is the company behind this robocall, which I recieved while working in the kitchen and accidently dropping a cookie sheet
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I got a robo call from Express Scripts, they want me to do a survey
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Despite being on the Do Not Call List, I receive frequent calls from this auto dialer, which is illegal, and the only response is pre-recorded messages - never a live person.
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I received a call purportedly from Express Scripts, but they asked for information that the real company would never request. I ended the call and blocked the number, as these types of calls are a waste of my time.
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I recieved a similair call, actually 4 calls within 2 minuites, after researching I found that Express Scripts is a Pharmacy Benefit Management company, they seem to be trying to get clients to switch to mail order pharmacy from local pharmacy.
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Express Scripts called me, belive its a subsidary of CVS, pressed a key on the keypad to acept notifications for my prescripsions, think this is what prompted the calls, dont answer strange numbers due to scams.
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After filling a prescription at CVS, I started receiving these calls; when I called back from a different phone and entered the number they left a message for, I was guided through an automated survey; due to the negative experience and lack of opt-out option, I expressed my dissatisfaction.
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I recieved the same call as described above, they asked for me by my married name and left 2 voicemails on my parents machine, somthing doesnt add up here.
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Similar to others, I have experienced calls from this number, and it is disturbing that they have access to my personal information.
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The call was a robocall, targeting the wrong number, and attempting to solicit information under false pretenses
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they call me and leave a voicemail to call them back
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Same thing happend to me, got a robo call from Express Scripts wantin a callback, no thanks tho
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The caller claimed to represent Express Scripts, but the company had no record of the number
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I got a robo call, they knew my name, and asked me to call back, thats not cool at all
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Several calls have been received from this number, identified as Express Scripts, which are automated and reference the recipient by name before being hung up on.
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The call appeared to be a robo-survey from Express Scripts, prompting me to hang up.
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Today alone, I've received four hang-up calls from this number
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