8003182596
☎️ 8003182596 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 800318 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 8003182596
- Healthcare enrollment automated message receivedJan
2024Frequent calls, no messages leftNov
2023Possible scam phone call encounteredJun
2020Excessive robocalls in one dayDec
2019Invasion of privacy; recorded conversationDec
2019Ignored potentially unsafe health insurance callDec
2019Caller ID can be fakedNov
2019Fraudulent social security resolution centerAug
2019Avoid sharing personal information, scamApr
2019Legitimate call from healthcare.gov confirmedMar
2018Verified HealthCare.gov phone number legitFeb
2018Suspicious calls for personal informationFeb
2018Confusion over premium payment issuesDec
2017Scam; avoid providing informationNov
2017Scam involving Molina healthcare employeesNov
2017Suspected scam call, shared informationNov
2017Avoid answering unknown calls, scammersNov
2017Concern about potential healthcare scamOct
2017Legitimate US healthcare contact numberMay
2017Helpful call regarding application issueApr
2017Silence before call ended abruptlyFeb
2017Excessive calls, emails feel harassingJan
2017Caller requested personal information, scamJan
2017Unexpected Sunday phone call surpriseJan
2017Legitimate health insurance marketplace callJan
2017Healthcare marketplace identification confirmedJan
2017Scam reported to authorities, bewareJan
2017Consistent caller, blocked number nowJan
2017Suspicious Medicaid phone scam alertJan
2017Presidential family considering living arrangementNov
2016Received scam call about insuranceNov
2016Skeptical of unsolicited weekend callsNov
2016Don't answer; it's a scamOct
2016Scam calls with heavy accentsAug
2016Need action against fake phone risksApr
2016Potential scam asking for SSNApr
2016Long hold times, government-run serviceMar
2016Cannot stop persistent calls, no messagesJan
2016Scam confirmed; gave out informationJan
2016Lamu number associated with malwareJan
2016Government harassment through unwanted callsJan
2016Legitimate message about healthcare signupJan
2016Concerned about safety after applicationsDec
2015Caller unresponsive; suspected scammerDec
2015Scamming calls persist despite warningsDec
2015Connects to healthcare marketplace servicesNov
2015Scammers use fake Obama care numberNov
2015Skeptical about unidentified caller legitimacyOct
2015Frequent hang-up calls receivedOct
2015Health insurance warning call receivedSep
2014Phone numbers for ObamaCare providedFeb
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 51 First Seen: 08 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Foel-gastell(Carmarthenshire), Great Lever(Greater Manchester), Puttenham(Buckinghamshire), Threshfield(North Yorkshire) and Tindon End(Essex).
8003182596 has 51 comments of which 31 x neutral and 16 x negative and 4 x positive
8003182596 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 8003182596 👆 is reported as a number associated with the US healthcare marketplace that some users confirm as legitimate when contacted for health insurance matters. However, many reports indicate frequent robocalls, no messages left, or silence upon answering, raising suspicion. Numerous callers warn of scams, potential spoofing, and demands for personal information, advising caution and against sharing details. Others describe harassing or intrusive calls, sometimes impersonating official health agencies or Medicaid offers. While healthcare.gov lists an official contact, users recommend verifying independently and advising to return calls only via official websites or known agents. Overall, exercise vigilance, do not respond to unexpected calls with personal details, and consider blocking the number to avoid potential fraud or harassment.
Reports on phone number 8003182596
3 yearsGot a recorded call from Healthcare.gov about signing up for health insurance.Healthcare. gov3 yearskeeps ringing but no message left, called loads of times.6 yearsThis number rang me earlier and a bloke asked, "can you hear me alright?". I said "yeah". Then he went on to say, "Dad, I’ve had a bad accident". I asked, "Who exactly is this for?" and then they just cut the call straight away. Seems like one of those scams trying to trick you into giving away personal details.Dad7 yearsHad about five of these automated calls today alone, it's ridiculous!7 yearsThis number called me earlier and left a voicemail, but it wasn’t your usual message - instead, it was a recording of two people talking in our house. We never gave permission for anyone to record us or listen in like that. It feels like a serious breach of privacy to me. Has anyone else had something like this happen??7 yearsGot a call from this number, but my call blocker flagged it as maybe not safe so I just ignored it. Even if it was about health insurance, it wouldn't matter 'cause from next year me and my husband are switching to another provider.7 yearsJust cuz the number looks real doesn’t mean the call is genuine. Scammers can easily pretend to be calling from a different number. So I just ended the call. There’s this thing called “call spoofing” that makes it possible for callers to hide their actual number and show a fake one on your Caller ID. It’s been around for quite a while and a lot of scammers use it now.7 yearsClaims to be from the social security resolution centre - total scammers.8 yearsNever share your personal info with them, it’s definitely a scam.9 yearsI received a voicemail from 844-477-7500, which I found on the official healthcare.gov site (https://www.healthcare.gov/how-can-i-protect-myself-from-fraud-in-the-health-insurance-marketplace/). The number is legit - it's listed on their contact page (https://www.healthcare.gov/contact-us/). I gave them a ring back, spoke with a representative, and at the end they asked me to do a quick customer satisfaction survey. Definitely not a scam.9 yearsI phoned 1-800-318-2596 to see how my HealthCare.gov application was going, and got through fine. Found the number right at the bottom of the official site: https://www.healthcare.gov. So yeah, that number is definitely real.HealthCare. gov9 yearsThis number keeps ringing me almost daily, claiming they don’t have my correct address to send some mail. They ask for loads of personal details, even though I already gave all that info to my health insurance provider long ago. I told them to stop phoning me because my health documents arrive just fine as it is. Honestly, I reckon it's one of those spoof scams using fake government numbers trying to trick people in the healthcare system. Definitely shady stuff.9 yearsI rang up one of my customers and mentioned their insurance premium hadn’t been settled, so their cover wouldn’t start. Then I checked and found out the premium was already paid, plus their payments were set to go on automatically. Honestly, I have no clue what these folks using this number are up to!!!9 yearsSeems like a total rip-off. Definitely avoid sharing any details with this number. Looks like they might be linked to people working at Molina Healthcare or something.Molina Healthcare9 yearsI got this number from someone working at Molina Healthcare in Washington. They asked me for loads of personal details, but it all felt a bit dodgy to me. When I checked the number on my iPhone, it even flagged it as a scam. I shared everything they wanted, but in the end, they just hung up without helping at all.Molina HealthcareWashington9 yearsI'm convinced this is a scam, and I even think some folks working at Molina Healthcare might be connected to it.Molina Healthcare9 yearsBe careful, there are scammers pretending to be from the Government Health Marketplace using their phone number. They won’t ring you unexpectedly, usually they send a letter first or you have to get in touch with them. Never say "yes" or "no" to their questions on the phone. The moment you say "yes", it’s like you’re giving them permission to use your info for fraud.Health9 yearsSomeone contacted me, claiming they could help with my healthcare application. I’m a recent immigrant and don’t have a social security number right now. It all seemed really genuine though. Could this actually be a scam? 23rd October 20179 yearsThis is actually the official number for US healthcare, President Obama even confirmed it. You can also check it out on their official site, it’s not some kind of scam or anything. https://www.healthcare.gov/contact-us/StatesObama10 yearsI got a call from the Healthcare Marketplace because there was an issue with my application. They told me what was going wrong, which was really helpful. Definitely worth picking up or at least checking their voicemail when they ring.10 yearsI picked up and there was nothing but silence on the other end for a few seconds before they just ended the call.10 yearsI checked out the healthcare.gov site and now I’m getting bombarded with calls and emails like all day long. Honestly, it feels like they’re borderline harassing me just because I was searching for some info on their platform.10 yearsI rang them back, but asked for loads of my personal details just to be taken off their list. Definitely a scam!10 yearsGot a call from this number on a Sunday, can you believe it?10 yearsHonestly, I think this is just a legit place to find health insurance, not some dodgy scam or anything.10 yearsThis number is from the healthcare.gov marketplace, I believe.10 yearsI’ve reported this number to the local IRS and FBI offices. They told me they’re tracking it back to a nearby telephone exchange. Looks like a scam, so watch out!FBIIRS10 yearsAt least once every week, I receive a call from this number but they never bother to leave a message. So, I've decided to block it now.10 yearsToday I got a call from a lady who said I was eligible for Medicaid. She said if I wanted to know more, I should ring 18003182596. Honestly, it felt like some sort of scam to me.10 yearsSo this guy rang me up askin if he, his missus, and their kids could crash at mine once Trump takes over in the White House. I told him I’d have to think about it first.TrumpWhite House10 yearsSomeone tried ringing me from this number just now. I didn’t pick up, but they left a voicemail about some insurance form I supposedly started. I never filled out anything like that. Definitely a SCAM.10 yearsI’VE BEEN REALLY SUSPICIOUS OF THESE CALLS - I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT PLACES DON'T OPERATE ON SATURDAYS OR AFTER 5 PM. I NEVER SHARE OR CONFIRM ANY DETAILS WHEN SOMEONE RINGS ME UP - I HAVE NO IDEA IF THEY’RE GENUINELY WHO THEY CLAIM TO BE. IT’S BOTH RUDE AND FRUSTRATING TO HAVE MY WEEKEND DISTURBED BY THESE ANNOYING CALLS. JUST PLAIN DISAPPOINTED IN TEXAS.Texas10 yearsIf you get a call from this number, just ignore it. Someone’s obviously nicked the digits and using them as their own. Funny thing is, if you try ringing it back, you’ll always end up speaking to the Market Place. Bit weird, innit?10 yearsGot two calls from this number today. The first time some bloke was talking but I couldn’t catch a word, and he left a voicemail. Then, got a second call but this time it was a lady with a really strong accent saying she needed to "verify some info." Thankfully, I had already checked the number after the first call. I’m pretty sure it’s a scam!11 yearsIt's crazy that no one, not even the authorities, seems able to put a stop to this sort of thing. If these numbers are fake, everyone could be in danger. Surely it's time for someone to step up and do something about it?11 yearsThey asked me for my social security number, which seemed really dodgy. The whole conversation felt off and not normal at all, so I reckon it was a scam.National Insurance11 yearsI deal with health insurance for the government marketplace at my job, and this is the number I’m supposed to ring. The wait times are insane, like 15 minutes or more on hold. It’s so obvious it's run by the government!11 yearsNo idea how to make the calls stop, it’s frustrating cause they never leave any voicemail or message.11 yearsI had a feeling this was dodgy, and now I’m sure it was a scam. Ended up handing over important details to some scammers. They even sent me letters afterwards. It’s definitely mail and wire fraud. Lock them up!11 yearsSo, this number is actually connected to Lamu in Kenya. If you use VoIP to answer, it can infect your device with things like the Sharpton, Behar, and Rangel viruses, which seriously mess up your gear with malware and adware. Be careful!LamuKenya11 yearsThis number seemed pretty real at first. They dropped me a voicemail telling me to get in touch with healthcare.gov if I had any questions, and mentioned the sign-up deadline was 15/01/2016. I usually don't pick up on numbers I don’t recognise, but if they leave a message, I do hear it and reply if I need to.11 yearsHonestly, it feels like the government is just trying to boost their user stats by pestering people like this. I’m definitely not ringing back. Calls like these really ought to be banned.11 yearsI signed up for health insurance just the other day and now I keep getting calls from this exact number. Makes me wonder, is it truly safe to give out my number for these insurance plans when it seems like it's already been compromised? Feels a bit dodgy honestly.Obamacare11 yearsI picked up the phone but no one said anything so I just ended the call. When I checked the number later, all the info I came across suggested it was a scam call...11 yearsSome bloke with a funny accent rang me saying I'd been given a $9000 grant from the government and mentioned the FBI were recording the call. This ain't the first time I've had calls like that from him. I've asked him nicely to stop ringing me, but he just keeps on calling anyway.FBI11 yearsIf you ring this number, it’s connected to the health care marketplace.11 yearsThe scammers have been using a fake Obamacare number for ages now. Seriously, don’t even answer if it shows up on your phone. It’s kinda creepy when you match the digits to letters. So, the number 318-2596 translates like this: 1800 318 2596, and while phones don’t have letters linked to the number 1, check this out - 3 is F, 8 is U, 2 is C, 5 is K, 9 is Y, and 6 is O. So the number basically spells out f*** YOU. If you do answer, they’ll probably sell your info to a bunch more scam callers. Best advice? Just ignore this number and don’t pick up!Obamacare11 yearsI just had a call come through on my mobile, but there was no voicemail left. The only thing I saw was this number, but really, who knows if that’s where the call actually originated. It supposedly linked to something about 'Obamacare.' Since I know numbers can easily be spoofed, I usually don’t share any personal info with callers. You can’t be sure who you’re actually talking to, especially when they show an official-looking number. If it were genuine, I’d expect them to leave a message. So I’m pretty doubtful about this one. If it was just a quick reminder, surely they’d call back with that reminder. For info, I just tell them I’ll ring back - this way, I can confirm the number is legit and call directly. I only deal with my approved agent, not random callers reaching out to me.11 yearsThey just ring and then drop the call as soon as I pick up, really annoying!12 yearsGot a call from 1-888-856-6122 about my health insurance, they said I'd lose it if I didn't ring them back. Quite worried now.13 yearsGot a call from these numbers: 8558894325 and 8003182596. They claimed to be about ObamaCare stuff. Just thought I’d share in case anyone else is getting these calls too. Pretty annoying!ObamaCareSubmit Your Own Report (0800 318 2596)
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