Block the number and report it to your carrier; repeated unsolicited calls are a red flag. The pattern shows daily outreach, false claims about state benefits, and aggressive sales pitches for insurance products, which are classic scam tactics. Ask the caller to provide verifiable credentials and never share personal data over the phone. If they claim affiliation with a government agency, hang up and call the official department directly. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter or a third‑party app to reduce future rings. Document each call with timestamps and screenshots for potential complaints to consumer protection agencies.
Ultimately, their goal is to recruit individuals into their pyramid scheme, which they refer to as multi-level marketing; this practice has been considered barely legal and has deceived many people.
American Income Life is offering supposed 'free benefits' to licensed professionals, including a $2000 accidental life insurance policy and a discount medical card, with the ultimate goal of selling a low-cost whole life insurance plan.
A call was received at 2:48 AM, which went to voicemail and turned out to be a recording about health insurance, prompting me to block the number due to the inappropriate timing.
I recieve daily calls from this number, i asked them to add me to the do not call list, but they are always rude
They claim to be calling about my expiered CNA license, but i've asked them to remove me from their list multipul times, yet they keep calling.
Daily calls, sometimes multiple times a day, are made to this number, with the caller hanging up after a single ring.
When I answered, the caller claimed to be from the state of Florida, stating I was eligible for benefits, but the call failed when they tried to transfer me.
Following an initial call from this number claiming to be from the state of Florida regarding my license and potential benefits, the call failed during a attempted transfer, and the individual promptly called back from a different number flagged as potential spam.