I picked up the phone, said, "Hello". A female, rather docile, soft-spoken voice repeated after me, "Hello? Hello?" (two times). I answered, "Yes?" She hung up.
Got a call from this number for the past two days. I answered it today. The guy (sounded like a black guy in his mid to late 20's) asked for my wife and told me that he was with ExpressScripts and that they handled all if my wife's prescriptions. He used my wife's given name. And I literally had just said "Hello" and then he started with all the above rambling. I hung up. My wife has Lupus and she is currently hospitalized...amazing how these calls started the day after she was hospitalized...makes me wonder if the stand alone ER or Hospital got us on the call list.
They called and did not leave a message? We don't deal with a co. named Medco Health So? (Caller ID)
Seems like another SCAM! Do not answer when they call!
I got a call from (201) 891-1029 -NJ, and did not pick up. A woman sounding a bit robotic, left a message saying it was Express Scripts and to call back at 800-934-1296 (Medco when I Googled it) and gave me a really long reference number. I will not be calling back. I have all my prescriptions, thank you very much. Scam.
We have gotten calls from this number for the last couple of days.
From what I have read in the past they call either trying to get you to switch to their mail-order prescription delivery service. Or they call you every time your doctor takes you off a medication to find out why. On the mail-order nonsense, I read that Medco/Express scripts charges twice what your local pharmacy does. On the calling every time their is a change in your prescriptions that is none of their business. Have they never heard of doctor/patient confidentiality. It is between you and your doctor on why you no longer take a certain prescription or not.
Both of us have Coventry health insurance. Looking down in the lower right corner of my insurance card I see that Medco/Express Scripts is the one who handles prescription claims for my insurance.
If you think you don't have any business with them. Look at your health insurance card. It's likely they are listed on there, making you indirectly a client of theirs.