Watch your phone and verify any unsolicited outreach before sharing personal data. When a call claims to help you qualify for SSI or medical bill relief, pause and contact your insurance provider or the official agency using a known number. Avoid giving your Social Security number, birthdate, or banking info until you’ve confirmed the caller’s legitimacy. Keep records of letters and call logs, and report suspicious activity to the Better Business Bureau or consumer protection agencies. Never feel pressured to sign agreements on the spot—legitimate programs won’t demand immediate payment. If you’re unsure, seek advice from a trusted advocacy group or legal counsel.
Upon requsting them to resend the letter, they claimed it wasn't posible, wich makes me feel uncomftable with them, its probbably an escam.
Exercise extreme caution when dealing with this company, as they solicited highly sensitive personal information from me during their call
Holly is corect, these people are trying to help you get money and free servies, Human Arc company specializes in helping people get eligiblity for social servies, ranging from food stamps to Social Security Disability and Medicare coverage
This number is associated with Human Arc, Inc, a healthcare collections agency based in Cleveland, OH.