Received a robo call message on my voice mail, with the number identified on the Caller ID system. The message is addressed to "...the parents of (a child's name)"; have never had legal custody of any child, so am puzzled as to how the caller assumed I had a particular child by name. Perhaps it's just a case of a wrong number; ideally, the caller should have the parents' name on file for a particular child.
Received a robo call message on my voice mail, with the number identified on the Caller ID system. The message is addressed to "...the parents of (a child's name)"; have never had legal custody of any child, so am puzzled as to how the caller assumed I had a particular child by name. Perhaps it's just a case of a wrong number; ideally, the caller should have the parents' name on file for a particular child.
Got a message on my voice mail as a second reminder in regards of a particular child. Have called both numbers (978-783-1887 and 844-283-6668) during the morning business hours, hoping to get a live person. It was no use. Have called both numbers, and got the same thing, an automated system. That system made it fairly easy for me to declare that a wrong number was reached, and eventually had received an apology for the inconvenience. Because the system is voice-activated, it is imperative that any calls to either number be made in a quiet setting.
Its Aetna insurance calling to remind you of upcoming shots for your child. If you call the number back its linked to your phone number and tells you the info.
Aetna insurance to remind you to set up an appointment for your childs next wellness visit due for vaccinations. When you call back it is an automated and asks that you confirm you will set up an appointment.