+1 855 416 931 1
Risk level: High
Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in United States.
Number with prefix 855. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 855
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam activities, primarily impersonating Humana for medical coverage information.
Likely purpose: Fraud and phishing, especially impersonating Humana to obtain medical coverage information.
Most common user complaints
- Scam claiming to be from Humana
- Unsolicited calls with recorded messages (robocalls)
- Fraudulent medical and prescription inquiries
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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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
A concise, standalone report cannot be reliably produced here because comprehensive, up to date specifics for the exact number require live lookups. Available results suggest general reverse lookup resources and anti scam guidance, but do not confirm a definitive owner or current status for +1 855 416 9311. Unable to verify reliability of sources within this interface.
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A concise, standalone report cannot be reliably produced here because comprehensive, up to date specifics for the exact number require live lookups. Available results suggest general reverse lookup resources and anti scam guidance, but do not confirm a definitive owner or current status for +1 855 416 9311. Unable to verify reliability of sources within this interface. 1. Likely category: no definitive owner identified from provided results; typical reverse lookup tools imply a U.S. number that could be consumer, business, or telemarketing, but nothing conclusive. 2. What online mentions say: various public lookup services discuss how to check numbers and report scams; no consistent consensus about this exact number in the supplied results. 3. Association with abuse: widespread guidance notes that many unknown numbers may be used for scams or telemarketing; however, no explicit confirmation for this number in the provided results. 4. Exposure/leak status: results reference general leakage/lookup concepts, but do not show this specific number in public breach or leaked datasets within the provided content. 5. Recommendation on answering: given lack of reliable, specific confirmation, avoid assuming; treat with caution and do not rely on return calls without further verification.
United States
Operator information
- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Toll-free
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
6855-416-9311. This is the fake Humana number. Memorize it, block it, report it and delete it. In fact most numbers beginning with 855 ARE scams. They must be working Florida this week because they have called many times during the past month.. Back in 2010 a caller from India said his name was "Bernie" and he was working at least five different scms. His voice and accent were easily identifiable and he would fequently add "God bless" into his spiel. But if you didn't want what he was offering he would get angry. A day or two after my roommate got an Amscot loan the calls began, so that must be how he got our number. He hasn't called for many years now, so he must have retired. Unrelated to this, but I still wouldn't trust it, someone else from India started bugging me for a DNA test if they met certain criteria. This was a two-part call. He knew when my next doctor appointment was and told me that people could get a completeDNA screening, approved by Medicare at no charge. He would tell me the questions the next caller would ask, and how I should respond. I was to tell the next caller that my grandmother had a thyroid disorder called Hashimoto's disease, to be able to qualify for the kit. This all sounded just so odd. But that I could confirm it with my next doctor visit a week later. The kit did actually arrive by overnight Fedex. It had a set of instructions, a vial, a swab, and a paid-for envelope to send it back right away. He called the next day to ask if I got it and did send it back yet. I said: No. If it's so important then they should be offering it to young people since they had their whole lives ahead. That it seemed pretty strange to be that interested in Medicare aged people; That no doctor ordered the test; That I would rather not be woried or anxious over something I most likely didn't have. And that I really didn't care who my ancient ancestors were, or what disease they could have passed down to me. I don't know for sure but highly suspect this was a scam. Once they had everything else from you, your DNA would be like frosting on a cake. I don't trust anything coming in by phone anymore.
Did not reply. SCAM!
claims to be from Humana with important details about medical coverage. Direct call to Humana from documentation denies calling me/this number is not in their system, FRAUD!
Said the call was from Humana with important benefit information. Refuse to answer such calls unless Caller ID says Humana. Will always check the number as possible spam/scam.
VM says they’re from Humana calling with important benefit information.
Medical & prescriptions received in columbia, Washington. Calling with recorded message (robocalls)
Signal summary for +1 855 416 931 1
+1 855 416 931 1 belongs to the 855 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 6 public comments to explain the risk level.
