Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the call from +18556434322 pretends to be your insurer while pushing a false policy cancellation. The pattern across reports points to a scam targeting Progressive homeowners customers, using familiar branding and urgent language to harvest personal data. Avoid giving SSNs or payment info, and always hang up before the caller requests a callback on an unfamiliar number. Verify any claim by calling the official Progressive line listed on your policy or the company website. Report the incident to the FTC and consider blocking the 855‑643‑4322 number to keep future nuisances at bay.
A caller claiming to be from Progressive Home and Property, using the name "John", contacted me with a scripted message about my homeowners policy facing a premium increase.
Two separate calls were made by individuals claiming to represent Progressive Home & Property, stating that my homeowners insurance was up for renewal, despite this being inaccurate, and they attempted to direct me to a different number, which was confirmed to be a scam by a Progressive agent.
The person on the phone said they was from Prigressive and my Homeowner’s policy was pending cancellation, but when i checked my policy online everything seem fine, it look like a scam to me
The caller, claiming to be Leslie from Progressive Home Insurance, left two voicemails requesting information about my roof, but I did not return the call.
I got an email and two phone calls, they claimed my home owner policy was going to be cancelled, but it was a phishing scam, the voice messages was profesional but I didnt call them back
An email from Progressive indicated a potential increase in premium upon policy renewal, suggesting a review of coverage and options for lower premiums.
This number has been verified by Progressive to be a scam.
The voicemail left by the woman sounded unusually ominous, prompting me to investigate the number online. Although the message almost seemed legitimate, she mentioned that my homeowners insurance company had inspected my home and was canceling my policy, which didn't make sense. I have no intention of returning the call.
Seems like a total scam to me, they clamed my home owners insurance was pendin cancelation
The caller alleged to be from my home insurance company, stating that my policy was about to expire, and proceeded to ask a series of questions, including a request for my social security number, which I refused to provide.
Regarding the cancellation of home insurance, they discussed sending an inspector to the house and mentioned hearing a dog barking inside.
They were trying to convince me that my homeowners insurance was going to be cancelled, but i didnt belive them
An email about home insurance led me to call the insurance company, which confirmed the email was fake.