Ever wonder why a call promising "benefits" feels too good to be true? The pattern here matches classic telemarketing scams that masquerade as insurance or financial savings offers. Callers often use vague department names like "Benefits Dept" to appear legitimate, then push you to press keys for a "free quote" while threatening removal from a "no‑call list" if you comply. Never share personal data or payment info during unsolicited calls, and hang up if the script feels scripted. Register your number with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, use call‑blocking apps, and report suspicious numbers to the FTC. Staying cautious keeps scammers at bay.
A life insurance scammer left a message promoting significantly reduced rates and requesting a callback for more information, with the option to press 9 to be added to a no-call list.
The call went unanswered from my end.
Another scam call about supposely benefits, I dont think its real