Calls from that number show up at odd hours and often leave generic voicemails about health plans or verification requests. The pattern points to a likely scam operation that masquerades as a business helpdesk, sometimes using names like WiPro to sound legitimate. If you get a call, let it go to voicemail, check the caller ID carefully, and never share personal data or click links. Block the number on your device and report it to your carrier or the FTC. Staying cautious and keeping records of any suspicious messages helps protect you from future attempts.
Multiple voicemails about United Healthcare keep arriving, even though I never use their services. Looks like a scam.
Recieved a call at my office phone at 1:36 am, after alot of attempt's during the afternoon and evening hour's
Even though I missed the call, I'm located in the Philippines and wonder how they obtained my local number.
They attempted to confirm my Social Security number and request an email address—declined.
The call arrived without request and turned out to be a scam.
The company called and tried to upsell me on unnecessary services. Not impressed.
The company called to follow up on a service I never requested. Their approach felt pushy and unprofessional.
The scam call was pushy, demanding personal info in under a minute.
Random call with no clear reason—just a strange voice on the other end. I ignored it and let it go to voicemail.
It appear that this helpdesk is designed to support businesses, especaily WiPro, and if you are contacted unexpected, it probaby a mis-dialed number.
