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I have been receiving calls from "Doctors Network" every day for several weeks. The number that shows on the caller id is [protected]. When I pick up the call, there is no one there. When I try to return the call, I hear a beep and then I'm disconnected. It's driving me crazy! How do I get these calls to stop? Thank you.

Jul 24, 2018 12:45 pm EDT
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To all who are being harassed by phone calls from Doctors Network,
It is important to understand that there are multiple companies named Doctors Network, and only one is harassing individuals by strange phone calls.
I am the representative from Doctors Network (www.doctorsnetwork.com), which is a legitimate dental plan provider, and we do not have a sales team, and we do not contact individuals who have not signed up for our dental plan.
SInce our website www.doctorsnetwork.com is very prominant, individuals find our website easily and associate those phone calls with our company.
We are a dental plan company based in Brooklyn, and not California, so please make sure you get the correct Doctors Network to voice your concerns.

We feel terrible that you have a bad experience, but our company is completely different that the one that contacts you, and there is nothing we can do about that.

Thank you for understanding
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Richie Russ
, US
May 09, 2021 8:16 pm EDT

Its a scam! I worked for these idiots in thier Moscow call center. The company is actually called The Care Group based in California I think. I told people I was your benefits provider and tricked you into making a claim that cost thousands for crap you dont really need like hand cream lol. The job seemed legit but I quit when I figured it out. The doctors network actually has nothing to do with it, we were told to say thats who we were.

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Chris0770
, US
Oct 26, 2019 1:04 am EDT

Hey, guys. I worked for the Doctor's network, now they are called Pharmacy network, actually. I've read a lot of comments here and you are all complaining about the calls and stuff. Let me tell you something. This pharmacies work with all commercial health plans and the medications they call you to inform about are one of the best, if not the best. Mostly, it is some medical stuff that you cannot get from pharmacies using your insurance coverage, or as they are called "over-the-counter meds". So the benefit people get is covered OTC meds and also covered delivery of those meds. People really don't pay nothing for that. I'm not working there anymore, so I really don't have the reason to lie, I just saw that you are talking s**t about them and decided to share my experience.

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Dr Lawrence Sherman
, US
Nov 17, 2019 4:00 pm EST
Replying to comment of Chris0770

Hey Chris since you worked for them can you please tell us if shoving the metabolic vitamins up your bunghole really works? My butt has been bleeding profusely the last couple days and I think it's from the metabolic vitamins. They are metabolic.

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Ricardo Dalisay
, US
Feb 03, 2020 3:47 pm EST

@DrLawrenceSherman maybe shoving up the medicine bottle could stop that bleeding there. But you have to shout Metabolic! after shoving it to make it more dramatic ;P

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BrysonsMetabolicAnus
, US
Sep 12, 2019 11:07 am EDT

The Doctors Network is NOT a scam. They sent me multivitamins (metabolic) that I've been taking for 2 weeks now. They are such high quality metabolic vitamins that I insert them directly into my [censored] in order to get the 'metabolic' effect as quickly as possible. For the longest time I was mixing them in my yogurt but I didn't feel that I was maximizing the metabolic effect. Remember, they are metabolic vitamins. Inserting your Doctor's Network metabolic multivitamins straight into your [censored] will quickly put you in a metabolic surplus. I find myself screaming madly, "PLEASE SAY YES" in public at the most random times. I believe this has something to do with the metabolic effect on my immune system so be aware of this side-effect. I've screamed "PLEASE SAY YES" 13 times just while writing this! I cannot wait to furiously shove the other 8 medications up my [censored] while screaming "YES, PLEASE SAY YES" at the top of my lungs - all I am waiting on is the Doctor's Network to fool my insurance company into thinking that I genuinely asked for these medications and that they have not used scripted rhetoric to induce manipulative insurance coercion over the phone.

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BrysonsMetabolicAnus
, US
Sep 12, 2019 10:58 am EDT

The Doctors Network is NOT a scam. They sent me multivitamins that I've been taking for 2 weeks now. They are such high quality vitamins that I insert them directly into my [censored] in order to get the 'metabolic' effect as quickly as possible. For the longest time I was mixing them in my yogurt but I didn't feel that I was maximizing the metabolic effect. Remember, they are metabolic vitamins. Inserting your Doctor's Network multivitamins straight into your [censored] will quickly put you in a metabolic surplus. I cannot wait to shove the other 8 medications up my [censored] once they are approved by my insurance company.

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margeret R
, US
Aug 30, 2019 7:19 pm EDT

this web sight wont allow their number to be posted, so my question is what is wrong with this picture ?

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Robert Mondragon
, US
Feb 27, 2020 2:19 pm EST
Replying to comment of margeret R

you know whats wrong with this picture? it's you WEB SIGHT instead of WEBSITE. LMFAO

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margeret R
, US
Aug 30, 2019 7:18 pm EDT

Their Number [protected]

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margeret R
, US
Aug 30, 2019 7:17 pm EDT

I just received a call from this same Drs Network Group .
I asked the gentleman for his supervisor and the story is the same - all about PPOs info, asking questions regarding my health, wanting to set me up on a telemedicine call .
I informed him that I wanted to speak to one of the Drs . .He stated that I could not do that, I also asked to speak to the pharmacy he again said I could not do that either . Then I asked him for a form covering HIPPA protection and he said not to worry about it ...WRONG ANSWER...
I am a doctor so beware
DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR INFORMATION !
If your insurance wants information they will contact the right way .

Also notice the number I was called on was [protected] then the person told me it was a Houston number. WRONG ANSWER I lived in Houston not a valid number. Both individuals I spoke with could barely speak English that could be a problem since I live in America and the call center sounded like it was over seas.

PLEASE BECAREFUL with this SCAM

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Stanley Clarke
, US
Sep 02, 2019 12:37 pm EDT
Replying to comment of margeret R

In every workplace there will always be rookies who make mistakes, or those who don't know answers on many questions. However our mistakes don't kill anyone.

"SCAM" is a huge word. How am I scamming you? One thing I will give it to you is about HIPPA protection.
However besides that one aspect how is any of us scamming you? You telling us that you have headache means that tele-medicine doctor will listen to the recording check our the medical questions and prescribe appropriate migraine product. Or a topical pain cream... Or EVEN multivitamin.

I'm sorry for taking 10 minutes of your time to send you products which will help you out for which you are not spending anything, ZERO CO PAYMENT.

I have yet to see a person who went through with it AND THAN SAID that this was scam.

Is that not interesting? That you never see ANYONE POSTING that you know I told them I have back pain and they charged me something or that they send me bad product.. Do you know why nobody says that? Because we do our job once you listen and not try to give us hard time.

Have a lovely Labors day Margeret!

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Jean Grey
, US
Aug 26, 2019 3:57 am EDT

These idiots have been at my number for about two weeks, almost every day. I HAVE asked to be taken off their call list, every single time. This last call from a 512 area code actually hung up on me when I told her to stop calling. They always come back with a new number. Homeless guy: love your review of them.

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Stanley Clarke
, US
Aug 29, 2019 1:40 pm EDT
Replying to comment of Jean Grey

"These idiots"
Miss Jean, I wonder did you talk to any of them and understand the purpose of the call? Or did you decide to brush them off and give them hard time, instead of communication hanging up right after saying "take me off the list"

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Herbvine
, US
Aug 01, 2019 12:30 pm EDT

People do not listen and assume, try to do so to understand, by then you will know the reason of the calls.

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Stanley Clarke
, US
Aug 13, 2019 1:23 pm EDT
Replying to comment of Herbvine

As Herbvine said already, people are just to fast to assume. I myself work there at the moment. My name is Stanley. I do understand that in 21st century there are a lot of scam calls and of course I myself get them on daily biases. However majority of the times when I call someone they will brush me off without giving me a second to say anything. Sometimes I will persist and ask them if they even understand why we are calling them, they will say YES! However on the following question of "what exactly am I calling you for" They will either stay quite and hang up or talk about random things that has literally nothing to do with us.

Bit disappointing

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margeret R
, US
Aug 30, 2019 7:24 pm EDT

There needs to be a HIPPA form proving that they are gathering medical information for the Drs and insurance company . they should be able to send it before conversations or better yet do it on line with all the appropriate forms

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Stanley Clarke
, US
Sep 02, 2019 12:41 pm EDT
Replying to comment of margeret R

I do agree with you on that one. 100% agreed

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Nika Asatiani
, US
Jul 31, 2019 7:29 pm EDT

Just say that you have medicaid or medicare and you are under 18 and they will hang up

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ChristieTittle
, US
Jul 23, 2019 5:22 pm EDT

I just received a call from [protected] from Double Springs, AL. The girl could barely speak English but said she’s from doctors network and said my number had been on her list and she’s been trying to reach me. She couldn’t tell me my name, my doctor or my insurance and when I asked for a number to the main company she would not give me one. I kept asking for a number and she said no because they’re always busy. It didn’t seem right at all so I politely told her I didn’t want to talk any longer.

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reallyfpissedoff
San Antonio, US
Jul 16, 2019 2:14 pm EDT
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@Battybrats your lying and just got another call from them for years now they call and never ever had insurance. BE SCAM SMART! STOP SCAMMERS!

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Ashley Karr
, US
Jul 27, 2019 12:47 am EDT

Sometimes the info is old or wrong. I will admit that, and some reps aren't very nice after being called names all day and screamed at. I can't speak for locations i havemt worked at, but the reps i worked at were all nice even after being called scum and [censored]s and pieces of [censored]. If you kindly explain you don't have that insurance they usually remove your name. If you start out your call with screaming and name calling then theyre going to match your attitude. And even if you have a network health insurance just listen and say no to all questions. That will get you off the list as well. Then you can call the telemedicine number on your insurance card and they'll tell you the same benefits. If you want to waste money on over the counter meds be my guest though.

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Battybrats
, US
Jun 21, 2019 8:20 pm EDT

I used to work for the doctors network. You guys will probable toss this comment away, but it's worth a try. They are representatives who work for a private third party call center. The reason they call you is because you, at some point, or your number was used to fill out a survey about said insurance. Their job is to literally tell you what FREE things you can get, ie creams and vitamins, that your insurance covers. Since you pay a premium to your insurances part of your premium technically pays for these benefits. If you buy Neosporin, one a day vitamins, Santa or bengay over the counter then you're wasting money. All the people ask from you is your insurance card info (which you give out regularly anyways) and confirm your address. You get these items for a year of no charge. Dont yell at these people. Theyre not scammers youre just an [censored] who won't listen. Also, they can't say free because technically you have already paid for them you just didnt know. And if you really dont want to listen you can tell them you have medicaid and they'll take you off the list (unless they're Russian then they check the wrong box and you'll get one or two more calls)

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callmehuff
, US
Jun 07, 2019 12:01 pm EDT
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I messaged my insurance company and this was their response:

"Please be advised, The Doctor's Network or Physicians Network is not affiliated with BCBSTX. Receiving a call from an outside company making false claims of being affiliated with BCBSTX does not mean that your BCBS account security has been compromised. Because we are required by law to process all submitted claims in a timely manner, we are unable to contact you prior to finalizing each claim. You can review your claim activity by logging into your Blue Access for Members (BAM) account. If you suspect that a provider has billed for a service that you did not receive, you can report this to us at the customer service phone number below. If you suspect that a company has submitted a claim for an item you did not order or receive you can contact our Fraud Hotline at [protected]."

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callmehuff
, US
May 31, 2019 12:59 pm EDT
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Received calls from: [protected] and from [protected]

A man called me and said he worked for a Doctors Network company on behalf of health insurance companies, and said because i have PPO they're sending me a benefit package of multivitamins and pain medication. He wanted to confirm my name, email, and home address, which he read off already so I knew he had it. I confirmed. Then he asked for my insurance card information which I did not provide. He said I see you think this is a scam but it's not we work to get you benefits packages. I truly could not tell if it was legitimate or a scam and I was on a smoke break and not trying to be rude and able to talk. Eventually he asked for my pharmacy information. Then he wanted to read me a script of consent for him to get my prescription information from the pharmacy. I said no and I am busy please don't call back I don't need the benefits thanks anyway I don't want them take me off the list. He called back from another number and gave me a hard time for hanging up (after I gave him too much of my time already and was very polite and gave him an explanation before hanging up). I asked what the name of the company was so I could google it and he said Doctors Network but then also said Physician Network. I once again said not to call me back and hung up. The fake numbers go to VerizonWireless when called back. This could be legit, but the guy was so pushy and trying to make me feel stupid for not giving him my information, so regardless I'm not about that. I messaged my insurance company to alert them in case of any weird claims.

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Byron _G
, US
May 22, 2019 6:42 pm EDT

If they weren't scamming us then why are they hiding behind false numbers? I was called 8 times in one day. Each from a new number. Every one of those phone numbers were either not in service or just didn't ring or connect at all. I hardly believe that a legit company has that many phone numbers. 5/20 @ 10:34 = [protected]; 12:[protected]; 13:48 = [protected]; 14:41 = [protected]; 15:17 = [protected]. The list goes on. So don't insult me by saying they are trying to help me by calling over and over. That's Crap!

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IRecordHarrasment
, US
May 20, 2019 7:24 pm EDT

They will not stop calling and try to argue back and forth nor will they acknowledge me telling them to remove me from their call list. Even after I informed him I was recording him he still persisted.

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Pigeons
, US
May 06, 2019 1:48 pm EDT

F**K OFF YOU GUYS

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Another Hobo
, US
May 06, 2019 1:46 pm EDT

Get away from my pigeons!

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Happy Customer12
, US
May 06, 2019 12:45 pm EDT

I've received my benefits from Doctors Network and I'm happy!
I got no job now, my land and property were taken away from me by banks, my wife and children refuse to speak to me anymore, but at least I got my multivitamins! My metabolic system rocks! And I'm staying positive! As a homeless I have to travel a lot, see world! But still from boxes I receive every month I build my new home, 3 more refills and I will build a second floor and jacuzzi (only capable when it's raining, but still luxury).
So Doctors Networks making your dreams come true! The only complain is that I have to fight another hobos for pigeons for dinner, but any coin got it's backside, you know ^_^
Still got no regrets, my advice for all of you - give them a chance, and your life will change forever. Don't miss your benefits - say twelve!

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Deborah Dane Salvaleon
, US
May 01, 2019 1:54 pm EDT

People never listen they think there trying to sell something. There not. These people work for you. Not your insurance but you the members. Of ppo network. They are not scammers they are trying to tell you about benefits your insurance company won’t tell you about. Because it cost them money. Instead of costing you money. You pay your premiums to insurance and these items are a service that are 100 percent covered By your insurance. That you pay for you shouldn’t have to pay for these things over the counter if they cover them. So ya the real scammers are your insurance company’s who keep these things from you. Maybe try to listen to these people they are not trying to do anything but there job.

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Byron _G
, US
May 22, 2019 6:39 pm EDT

Deborah, if they weren't scamming us then why are they hiding behind false numbers. I was called 8 times in one day. Each from a new number. Every one of those phone numbers were either not in service or just didn't ring or connect at all. I hardly believe that a legit company has that many phone numbers. 5/20 @ 10:34 = [protected]; 12:[protected]; 13:48 = [protected]; 14:41 = [protected]; 15:17 = [protected]. The list goes on. So don't give me this crap they are trying to help me by calling over and over. That's Crap!

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nathancc
, US
Apr 08, 2019 1:43 pm EDT

Just received a call from [protected] which is a cell phone area code in the Dallas/Ft Worth area. The comment above this one originates from 817 which is the Ft Worth area code.

The guy kept repeating I had a PPO and was qualified for this insurance. I said, how did you know I have PPO and who gave you that information. I don't have a PPO and I would like to know who to contact at your office so that we can straighten out records. They hung up. I expect them to call again to try to hook me.

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jacksonp27
, US
Mar 19, 2019 4:09 pm EDT
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He told me I had a PPO and that it entitled me to benefits like pain cream and multi-vitamins. I played along. He asked for Roger. I told him I was Jackson Lee. He told me my teledoctor would be Dr. Timothy Martin if they can't get ahold of Dr ****** who I said is my primary care (just Dr *****, no other info given) I gave them all bogus info but they continued to talk to me. They called from [protected]. If anyone knows the parent company of these callers, please let me know.

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user2067441
, US
Sep 02, 2019 10:27 am EDT
Replying to comment of jacksonp27

This company is located in cedar city Utah, it’s called Qualified Sutions, and they only call Texas because I guess they have some filthy deal with a doctor there. I’m just Suckers getting rich off of harassing people.

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Lavender13
, US
Mar 06, 2019 5:14 pm EST

They are rude. The first time they called I said "Please put me on your do not call list." They called back 4 hours later. When I said I requested to be put on a do not call list, she said "There isn't a list. Do you just alway say that and hang up?" Haaa! How rude! When I get unwanted calls on my cell phone I don't answer or block, but they are calling my work number!

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notmenotme
, NZ
Feb 05, 2019 4:55 pm EST
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"The Doctors Network" is actually a company called The Care Group, they are based in California with call centers around the world. They claim you qualify for these "benefits" and they are covered by you insurance. Whats is actually happening is they take your insurance information and make a claim to the insurance company saying you need these products and you gave them permission. In other words they charge your insurance for these products that are made by their company, these are NOT benefits, its a scam

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jacksonp27
, US
Mar 19, 2019 3:16 pm EDT
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How did you find this info? I have been scouring the web for purposes of lawsuit and you are the only speck I can find as far as identifying this company. I called the care group and they deny calling me.

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Alwin92
, RU
Dec 19, 2018 8:33 pm EST

I know how to stop them)actually I know them🤣

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NotGettingScammed2018
, US
Nov 13, 2018 11:01 am EST
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I just got a call from [protected]. She said she was calling with "The Doctors Network" and she showed that I had a PPO and needed to cover benefits with me. I wasn't buying it and asked which of my doctors they worked for? Blah blah blah. I said I wasn't interested in whatever she was selling. She tells me that she hasn't gotten a chance to tell me about the new benefits so how could I say that and could I verify that I still had a PPO. I asked her where she got the information that I had a PPO. She said it was connected with my telephone number. I said "Uh, yeah, no." and hung up.

Major scam artists. I refused to give her any information thank goodness.

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Bkra
, US
Oct 18, 2018 5:11 pm EDT

like all of you I've been getting these calls too and not just from "doctors network" but a whole slew of idiots. I've been told there are apps you can download that will allow you to block anyone that is not on your "contact list". The calls still go through but you don't know unless they leave a message. The down side is obvious, they could fill up your voice mail box; or you may get a call not on your contact list that you may need to talk too. Other than that it may be worth it
If anyone has any other ideas, PLZ post them

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Becky Huneke
, US
Jul 18, 2018 5:23 pm EDT

My mom gave them her information! What should I do about it? She said they seemed legit!

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ReneaP
, US
Sep 10, 2018 5:49 pm EDT
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If she finds anything out i'd appreciate it if she would let us know. I fell for it too. :(
I'm trying to get in touch with someone at the insurance company. I'll let you know.

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Nat1626
, US
Oct 08, 2018 8:13 pm EDT
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Ladies any updates I just fell for it, and plan on calling my insurance company first thing In the morning.

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Becky Huneke
, US
Jul 18, 2018 5:22 pm EDT

My mom gave them her information. What should I do about it!?!?

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Donald Duck's Mom
, US
Jul 09, 2018 1:17 pm EDT

I have gotten over 100 calls from " The Drs Network" over the past 2-3 months. Most calls come from NY or Florida, and blocking is useless...they keep generating new numbers. Weird thing though, it's all about sending me braces for my legs, back, neck, wrists, ...since the first call (which I fell for, as they had my dr's name and other medical info). I allowed them to send a few braces (ankle and shoulder) which were actually delivered in a gigantic oversized box. Since that time the calls came rolling in non stop. Now they're telling me they are calling from Medicare and when I told them i figured out they're a scam and to stop calling, they agreed to and hung up. We'll see...

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Kitkat1996
, US
Jun 01, 2018 12:59 pm EDT

Tell them you have no insurance ur on medicaid or you get your insurance through the governement they will stop. My mom me and my dad have these three things and once we told them that they stopped.

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PissedOffTexan
, US
May 30, 2018 7:01 pm EDT
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OMG these people from the “doctors network” are really pissing me off... I’ve blocked every number they’ve called from... I answered the latest one... I told the woman to remove me from their list... she said “apparently you don’t understand...” I interrupted her and said youved called me 14 times in the last 24 hours” she said “you’re a damn liar, this is the first time we have called you because this is a newly generated number” 👀
I told her “if I get another call from the doctors network from ANY number, I’m going to sue for harassment” she said “whatever, you can’t”
I said “try me” and she hung up. So I guess we will see what happens now.

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Kitkat1996
, US
Jun 01, 2018 12:42 pm EDT

Tell them u dont have health insurance they will stop

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Rhonda Lapham Irving
, US
Nov 02, 2017 1:09 pm EDT

I’ve had many phone calls from these people “DOCTORS NETWORK”. This time the woman acted like I was out of touch and told me this is a new way of getting prescriptions through electronics. That I would be able to text my Doctor what medicine I want. These people must think I’m pretty stupid. I too told them my doctor would take care of me. The disturbing thing is she began to read off my address. I hung up!

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MCA sr
Stantonsburg, North Carolina, US
May 15, 2017 6:10 pm EDT

*** URGENT *** IMPORTANT UPDATE ***

Some folks like to tie these people up on the line so they can't call others. You can see youtube videos where they make a big joke of it and frankly some are hilarious. But these scam artists have turned it in their favor. They are now recording the calls. They will ask you a simple question like, "can you hear me?" If they can get you to say the word YES, they are altering the recording to ask you if they have your permission to do various things, like charge your account, add you to their call list, or what ever function they wish to use. They then cut in the recording of your YES and use that to indicate you gave permission. The best way to deal with these people is to just hang up and block the number. If they call again from a different number and you are limited to the number of blocked numbers you can have, erase the older numbers because they are no longer in use! For more information on this scam you can see the Norfolk, VA Police warning at http://q13fox.com/2017/01/26/can-you-hear-me-scam-has-police-warning-people-to-hang-up-immediately/

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Julze
, US
Jun 11, 2018 9:18 pm EDT
Replying to comment of MCA sr

They do not work with your insurance they work with members of ppos to let you know about new covered benefits and if they tell you anything different it isn't true and if you don't want them to call ask to be put on the do not call list and they only work from 9 to 6 mon thru friday and this BS your saying right here about the Dr's. Network is just not true it is not a scam

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zulu3217
, US
May 15, 2017 5:08 pm EDT

Will a complaint actually work? My 11-year-old received multiple calls from [protected] (Riverside, CA) while she was at school. When she got home she saw the missed calls, and just so happened that they called again. I told her to answer it; they started the pitch for Physicians Network calling her "Eileen" (not my daughter's name). My daughter told her that is NOT my name; undeterred the lady attempted to continue with "we need to inform you of changes in your medical coverage". My daughter says, "How could you? You called the wrong number, and I'm only 11." The woman says to her, "You are a miserable human being." And hung up on my daughter. If anyone can tell me who these people actually are; I would LOVE to know; I for OBVIOUS reason have an issue with whoever this is.

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Doctors Network GSW
, US
Sep 13, 2020 1:19 pm EDT
Replying to comment of zulu3217

The owners are IGOR SEREDA, SAM DAVIS, and GARY LEWIS. They recalled all employee checks at the beginning of the quarantine, told ADP they were going to give paper checks. No, they just stole all our money.

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Washta
, US
May 05, 2017 2:40 pm EDT

They called me from phone numbers [protected] on 05/04/2017 and then they called me from [protected] saying they are Doctor's Network. They said they were with my Insurance Company then in conversation ask what insurance I had. I told them you should have that information. Then she asked about diabetes and arthritis and said they had medication I could take for arthritis and then she asked for my 800 number on my insurance card. I said I am not comfortable with this and hung us. Then today she called from the [protected] number and said my name and said she was with Doctor's Network. I said I am not interested and hung up. I had already blocked the [protected]. Blocking numbers does not work. So the next step is to ask for their information so I can report the to the FCC. Hopefully that will stop the calls after they get a formal complaint at the FCC.

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Score34
, US
Mar 24, 2017 6:03 pm EDT

Just received call from Doctors Network today. Said they were with my insurance company. Started to tell me about a telemedicine service being offered to me that could be used to obtain pain medications. I work for a digital health company, so I started to probe given I assumed it was a scam. Asked again who they were and who they represent. They said Kaiser. Told them I did not have a Kaiser policy. Asked me if I had one of another 3-4 he mentioned. Said no. He said that didn't matter and asked if I was interested in dealing with my aches and pains without having to go into a clinic. Told them I was totally against the oversubscription of pain meds and certainly would not support an organization that made it so easy to obtain with just a telemed call. He said it was pain ointments, not drugs. I asked if they were FDA approved medications for pain and he hung up on me. Unless you enjoy talking with them for sport, hang up!

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BettyLew
, US
Feb 20, 2017 6:07 pm EST
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I was contacted several times after I filled out a form to obtain free samples. They are calling themselves Physicians Network in Southern California. I refused to give any personal info. I said I had to my insurance to verify what they were saying.

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Michelle Rosenberg Miller Messmer
, US
May 05, 2016 9:19 am EDT

5/5/16 same thing. I started to give info and answer questions until he asked for my insurance ID. Told him to mail me info. He had my address.

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