Late evening rings can feel intrusive, especially when the pitch sounds like a bogus insurance sale. The voice claims to represent a "Benefits Dept," yet the script quickly reveals unlicensed activity and vague company details. Callers like this thrive on urgency and fear, pushing you to act before you can verify anything. If you answer, stay calm, ask for a written credential, and hang up if they can’t provide it. Block the number on your smartphone, report it to the FTC, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. Remember, legitimate insurers will never pressure you on the spot.
They are trying to sell insurance, total scammers, i googled them and they arent even licensed in oklahoma, they dont exist