You can also file a complaint with the FCC and visit fcc.gov/spoofing for tips on how to avoid spoofing. This might mean that the number used to call you is not a real number. If there are no results, it’s a big red flag. If you think you’ve been the victim of a spoofing scam, you can contact our Member Services Department, 65. To find out if a number is spoofed, you can search the reverse phone lookup for the number. Scammers manipulate the caller ID so that the incoming call appears to be coming from a local or well-known phone number, making you more likely to answer and divulge sensitive personal information. Spoofing is when a caller deliberately falsifies the information that appears on your caller ID display to disguise their identity. If you receive a suspicious phone call from someone who says they represent Kaiser Permanente, do not provide any personal information, and hang up immediately. A caller ID spoofer allows you to tweak how your phone number shows up through incoming calls. Please know that Kaiser Permanente will not initiate a call to sell you pharmaceuticals nor ask for personal information like your credit card number over the phone. We apologize for any inconvenience or hardship these calls may cause. This application automatically blocks the hidden numbers and foreign numbers. With No Caller ID, on the other hand, identifying information has been purposefully removed, disabled, or blocked. It is a caller Id application that identifies scam or fake calls. With an Unknown Number or Caller, the Caller ID is simply not recognized. These callers claim to be calling from or on behalf of Kaiser Permanente but have no actual affiliation with our organization. It helps the user to identify the calls and decide whether to pick or not. We are aware that some of our members have recently received phone calls from numbers with a fake Kaiser Permanente caller ID.
If you’ve received an unsolicited phone call from a number that looks like it’s coming from Kaiser Permanente but seems very different from other Kaiser Permanente calls or communication, you may have been the recipient of caller ID spoofing.
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