**CVS Rewards Club Impersonation Scam Campaign**
This scam campaign centers around the fraudulent domain www.cvsrewardsclub.com and phone number 9493427547, which are being used to impersonate the legitimate CVS pharmacy chain through fake customer appreciation offers. The entities in this cluster are connected through co-reporting relationships, with the domain www.cvsrewardsclub.com linked to phone number 9493427547 through two separate reported_together incidents, and the domain also connected to Changed Inc., a company with 2 CFPB complaints in the checking or savings account industry.
Community reports reveal a coordinated phone and web-based approach where scammers use multiple phone numbers throughout the week, including 9493427547, to leave voicemails claiming recipients have been "selected to receive a free loyalty" reward or "a prize worth $250 from CVS." The callers identify themselves using names like "Jessica" and "Jennifer" representing the "CVS REWARDS CLUB program," using robotic or recorded messages that direct victims to visit www.cvsrewardsclub.com. One report specifically notes this as a "BBB Scam," indicating awareness within consumer protection circles.
The connection to Changed Inc., which operates in the banking sector with existing CFPB complaints, suggests this campaign may be part of a broader scheme targeting consumers' financial information under the guise of retail rewards programs. While the phone number 9493427547 shows 0 FTC complaints, the community reports demonstrate active targeting of consumers with persistent calling patterns and urgent language designed to pressure victims into immediate action.
To protect yourself from this and similar scams, never provide personal or financial information in response to unsolicited calls or text messages claiming you've won prizes. Legitimate retailers like CVS will not contact you out of the blue about rewards you didn't sign up for. If contacted by these scammers, hang up immediately and do not visit any websites they mention or click links in text messages. You can verify if a phone number or domain is associated with scams by checking consumer protection websites or contacting the company directly through official channels. Report these incidents to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov or file a complaint with the FCC for unwanted calls and texts.
This campaign represents a moderate threat level given the persistent calling patterns and professional impersonation of a major retail brand, though formal complaint volumes remain low. Consumers should remain vigilant for similar CVS-branded reward scams and report any encounters to help protect others from falling victim to this deceptive scheme.