Data mining scam......and a poor one at… Data mining scam......and a poor one at that. It makes zero sense to even claim they are working on behalf of Optima as Optima (and every other insurer on the planet) already has a provider directory on their website. Not many more professions on this planet as pathetic as a data miner and I'm including telemarketers in that statement. Whoever is claiming this site and responding to these complaints needs a role model in life.

Have no idea who they are and why they… Have no idea who they are and why they constantly asking me questions every year. in the beginning I made the mistake of giving my email and phone number... if you don't fill our their stupid questionnaire, they just spam you til you do... I looked them up and seems they don't really do anything except collect data... I don't need my data collected ...

Waste of time. Sick of receiving these faxes to update my information. Just another ridiculous addition to the already ridiculous amount of paperwork that is associated with insurance billing. I have just completed the last one I intend to complete. If an insurance company kicks me off their provider list then so be it.

I got mail from this company eluding to… I got mail from this company eluding to the fact they "work" for Pacific Source and that I am required to update my information with them. I looked up reviews and all are bad that this company is not legit. I looked up the address on the letter 2443 Fillmore St #308, San Francisco, CA and this is a UPS store with apartments above it. This appears to be an unsafe data mining operation-Definitely not legit!

Shady company practices Betterdoctor sent me a fax with the name of an insurance I am paneled with on top, as though that is who the correspondence was from. Reading further, it is yet another request to 'update' my profile that doesn't exist. Really gross they are now pretending to be affiliated with insurance panels to pressure practitioners into participating.