Beware of unknown callers who claim to represent local agencies. When a call asks for sensitive medical or financial details, treat it as a red flag and hang up immediately. Verify any request through official channels—look up the organization’s public phone number before sharing personal data. Enable your device’s built‑in spam filters or install a reputable call‑blocking app to reduce repeat hits. Report the number to the Federal Trade Commission and to your carrier’s fraud department. Keep a log of suspicious calls, and educate family members, especially seniors, about the tactics used by scammers.
My dad was targeted by an insurance scam, asked to disclose sensitive medical information, and the caller hung up abruptly when he requested to speak to someone else.
All the scammers and debt collectors is comin out now, i dont no whats goin on
I didnt answer the call, and they didnt leave a message, just another scammer or telemarketer, whats the point of that!!!