Ever wonder why a call from +15755517364 sounds like a scripted senior‑care sales pitch? The conversation often features an overseas accent, a hurried transfer to a so‑called benefits coordinator, and a push to purchase final‑expense whole‑life insurance without providing a verifiable license number. Scam indicators include vague company affiliations, refusal to share regulatory credentials, and pressure to decide quickly. Protect yourself by asking for the caller’s full name, agency, and license details, then independently verify them through the state insurance department. If the answers are unsatisfactory, hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency.
The caller ID listed 'Scam Likely' and 'New Mexico', and the caller had an East Indian or Pakistani accent, claiming to represent 'Senior Care' and selling insurance leads.