Definitely a telemarketing scam targeting vulnerable individuals. The pitch to sell a will, backed by a flimsy claim of sourcing data from Liberty Life, fits a classic pattern of unsolicited financial product pushes. Callers often use vague references to reputable firms to gain trust, then press for personal details or upfront fees. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately, avoid sharing any personal or banking information, and consider blocking the number. Report the incident to your national consumer protection agency or the telecom regulator. Keep a log of the call details; this helps authorities track and curb dodgy operations.
Trying to peddle a will to you. They mention sourcing your details from Liberty Life. The voice on the line seemed highly suspicious.
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