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• Customer Complaint:

  BBB received the following Scam Tracker submission(s) concerning this business:
  
  - Created February 16, 2022:
  
  "They called offering free testing with a cardiac test involving a saliva mouth test that was free and was being offered by Medicare"
  
  - Created January 7, 2022:
  
  "Called saying Medicare Card renewal needs info. They want to say my doctor should approve medical equipment is needed and they will provide. Charging Government through Medicare. I refused. They even put on line a person stating he is my Doctors assistant and he will approve my need. Free they actually intend to charge Medicare."
  
  - Created September 27, 2021:
  "They consistently call saying the represent CVS and Walgreens. They even went as far as to ask who my doctor is. The phone number is from Pottsville Pa, but changes each call. They have some kind of generic test that they want to send me I guessing so they can bill Medicare. I keep telling them I don't want anything and they just keep calling back. 2x's today once last night, several time over the past few weeks. I asked to be put on the DO NOT CALL LIST and was told not until it take the test from them."
  
  - Created September 14, 2021:
  "Contacted me by phone, and posed as connected to my supplementary Medicare Insurance provider ****** ****** ****. Said they sent me information in the mail but I didn't respond so they wanted to verify the address. The man told me the address and I told him one number in the zip code was inncorrect. In total, I spoke to three different people. Each one said it seemed I would qualify for certain genetic testing that would determine if I would be susceptible to heart problems as a result of my Covid innoculation. I don't know how they had certain private health information. The third person to whom I spoke, a woman, also asked for the name of my primary care physician or cardiologist and contact address so information could be sent to the doctor for him to sign off on the test. Then I was to be sent the "test" which I could do at home, if I chose. But they couldn't tell me anything about the test. In reviewing the conversation in my mind, I think they basically were "fishing' for information for solicitation purposes. No money was requested. When I asked who was paying for the test, she said she thought Medicare or other insurance. It was all kind of vague. What made me listen was the initial mention of my insurance company. I really should have suspected something when the first and second person to whom I spoke had thick Spanish accents and I had a difficult time understanding them; however, in the Miami area, the lack of understandable spoken English occurs frequently so it didn't seem that unusual."