Oddly, these calls seem to target personal health details despite no prior relationship. Callers often claim to be from a medical service or survey, yet their language is vague and accent issues make comprehension hard. Hang up immediately if you’re unsure of the caller’s legitimacy, and never share medical information over the phone unless you initiated contact with a verified provider. Block the number to prevent repeat attempts and report it to your carrier’s fraud department. If you suspect identity theft, consider a credit freeze and monitor your health records. Staying skeptical and protecting personal data is the best defense.
I just hung up the phone
I found it disturbing that a stranger inquired about my health, and I had trouble understanding them; I made it clear I only discuss such matters with my doctor and ended the call.
A lady from India, claiming knowledge of the recipient's name and health issues, attempted to discuss sensitive information, but was rebuffed.