+1 844 316 843 4
Risk level: Medium
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Number with prefix 844. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 844
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate fraudulent activity claiming to be from United Health, seeking personal/medical information. However, one user claims the number is legitimate for prescription refills, though with suspicious call center origins.
Likely purpose: Likely Scam: Seeking personal/medical information under false pretense of being from United Health.
Most common user complaints
- seeking personal information (DOB, address, member #)
- seeking medical information
- fraudulent claim of being from United Health
- suspicious call center origins (reported as India)
- heavy accent (variously described)
AI analysis: Jul 1, 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number appears to be a US based 844 toll free line (likely a robocall or telemarketing target) with multiple online reports flagging it as a robocall or health insurance scam. Public facing lookup sites show consistent warnings and user reports; no verifiable owner identity is provided.
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The number appears to be a US based 844 toll free line (likely a robocall or telemarketing target) with multiple online reports flagging it as a robocall or health insurance scam. Public facing lookup sites show consistent warnings and user reports; no verifiable owner identity is provided. 1. What the number appears to belong to: A toll free 844 line, typically used by businesses or service providers; online reports label it as a robocall number. 2. What people say about it online: Recurrent spam/robocall alerts and transcripts from users; multiple scam/robocall databases flagging it. 3. Association with scams or unwanted calls: Yes—reported as robocalls and related health insurance scam activity in several lookups. 4. Public exposure/leaks: The number is present in public spam/robocall databases and lookup tools; no confirmed owner details are provided, but it is widely listed. 5. Advisability of answering or calling back: Not advisable; high likelihood of spam or scam calls.
United States
Operator information
- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Toll-free
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
6UHC wanting prosomal medical information.
Call shows as being from United Health- it is NOT This is fraudulent. They want your personal information. This is NOT AN IMPORTANT CALL from UNITED HEALTH
The call stated her name was Comilla and that she was from United Health Care. Asked for my elderly mother by her name and when told that she was not able to come to the phone and how could I help her she said she would call back at a later time. Unknown - 844-316-8434. I contacted UHC and spoke to an agent. they said the number was from the prescription renewal/refill department. This is utter bull. according to the web it comes from a call center in India and has a bad rap. The agent from UHC said we could ignore the calls from that number. I told them that number was being blocked.
a callback number (voicemail) was given but don't say who the hell they were.
Arlene wants me to know that this is recorded for training purposes, but she needs my ph # and DOB, address and member # for verification. I asked for 'escalations department' and she was dumbfounded, and states that she does not have that number, she will transfer me to customer service instead (dogs barking in background, along with someone giving her instructions how to handle call). Arlene has heavy accent (Malaysian, Hawai'i ..)
Call related to Medical & prescriptions received in Englewood, Connecticut.
Signal summary for +1 844 316 843 4
+1 844 316 843 4 belongs to the 844 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 6 public comments to explain the risk level.
