Recent complaints reveal a pattern of callers claiming to represent life‑insurance firms and demanding personal data. Most reports describe aggressive scripts, requests for Social Security numbers, bank details, and pressure to sign up for term or final‑expense policies. To protect yourself, never share personal or financial information with an unsolicited caller; independently verify the company’s license through your state’s insurance department; ask for official documentation sent by mail before any payment; hang up if the caller refuses to provide a verifiable business address. Report suspicious numbers to the FTC and consider using call‑blocking tools. Staying skeptical and confirming credentials can stop these scams before they cost you.
Foreign individulas are scamming americans with fake insurence policies, thats terible.
Initially, I was skeptical about the call regarding the Final Expense insurance policy, but after being connected to the insurance company and receiving my official documents within five days, I am satisfied with the service, which appears to be legitimate despite the use of foreign representatives.
You could easly get a lawyer involved, but you need to do some reseach first, you have to get to the actual company selling the insurance, thats who you will sue
The calls from this number are relentless, occurring multiple times a day, and despite my requests to stop, they continue to call, causing significant distress
After researhing the complaints at the BBB, it appeard they deny any involvement in cold calling, but I beleive it's likley they hired 'outside vendors' to do their biddings, and it seems to me that they are running a scam buisness selling term life insurans.
These scamers have contacted me numerus times, I asked for the company number and they gave me a fake one, I didnt provide them with my informations.
This is a scam aimed at obtaining Social Security numbers and other information under the guise of selling life insurance, with the scammer claiming to be based in Clearwater, Florida, with a supposed agent number and a large customer base nationwide, while utilizing a residential address as a corporate office and having a Mumbai accent
The caller was selling life insurance, but my niece found information on this website indicating potential insurance fraud; I had provided some information except for my bank details
My personal details were requested, including address and social security information.
This number is being us'd by a scammer who is selling fake life insurance