412-430-0217 / 4124300217

they called in about the drug zerelto. I asked the lady on the phone if we can just skip to the part where they ask for my credit card info. lady on the phone became belligerent and started cursing me out

Why are they getting away with all this and also resort to Name Calling and Cursing when are not given a Credit Card Number where they will surely do Fraudulent Activities...and they rudely call you names and just hang up the phone too if you don't participate.How can we actually Stop this Harassment ???Caller ID shows Pennsylvania, as well as the number, is there really nothing that can be done ?

Called despite the fact that I am on the "no call" list

Not even a msg left, Caller id did say Market Place. And they wonder why the telephone exchanges are running out of numbers.....

These trolls have called me several times in last two weeks. Twice today 6/23/2016. They were supposed lawyers for a supposed Xeralto blood thinner.

This is a spoofed number, so DON'T FALL FOR IT. Market Place sounds like Market Square in downtown Pittsburgh. And then there's the Market Place for getting health insurance. Sounds like the scammers are trying to sound like those late night attorney ads for all the different malpractice problems.My Caller ID showed 412-430-0217 from Pennsylvania. No message left, thank heavens. Again, if you don't recognize the number even if it's your own area code, don't answer.

Received several calls on the past week. Not a number that I recognized but CID indicated that it was "Market Place". Since I did ot call them and don't know the number I did not answer. They never leave a message or a call back request. See other comments here. Most likely a spoofed number that the FCC and big phone companies can do nothing about.

Xarelto has caused a lot of problems. It interferes with normal blood clotting, but, unlike for the low-dose application of the popular rat poison, Coumadin, there is no antidote for Xarelto. It ought not have been put on the market, unless or until there was an antidote, for those who are injured or otherwise suddenly need the blood to clot more normally. That said, it would be unwise to get involved with an outfit like this one that makes unsolicited calls to home phones. Caller ID says : "XARELTO CLAIMS." The call type is harder to describe...is this truly telemarketing, or is it some sort of recruitment to a stated cause?

this is about suing over Xarelto

I have been getting tons of calls like this. I ANSWER the call. there is nothing on the line and they hang up. what do they get out of THAT? like really. why.