Turns out many seniors treat every unsolicited Medicare pitch as a red flag, yet the volume keeps rising. Callers using names like Susie often masquerade as legitimate agents to push Medicare Advantage plans, blurring the line between aggressive telemarketing and outright scam. Regulators warn that even genuine insurers must follow strict consent rules, so repeated calls after a request to stop are illegal. Recipients should log the number, register with the National Do Not Call Registry, and consider carrier-level blocking features. If a call demands personal data or payment, hanging up and reporting to the FTC can curb future harassment.
Repeated attempts are being made to sell Medicare Advantage Plans, with a caller identifying herself as Susie, despite requests to cease contact.