Persistent calls targeting recent Medicare-eligible seniors often signal aggressive insurance solicitation tactics, where agents push benefit switches despite clear rejections. This pattern, evident in the ongoing harassment even after blocking, aligns with telemarketing behaviors that rotate numbers to evade filters. Such persistence can feel invasive, eroding trust in legitimate outreach. To counter, document each incident with dates and details for potential complaints to the FTC or Do Not Call registry. Enable call screening features on your phone, and firmly state 'remove me from your list' if engaging—though hanging up promptly works best. Consider consulting a senior advocacy group for tailored protection strategies.
Since turning 65 in April, various agencies have repeatedly tried to move my benefits to theirs. Despite telling them I'm satisfied and not interested, the harassment continues, and they keep calling from new numbers even after I block them.