Sounds like the caller claimed to be from Frank.net and referenced your Liberty life policies, then hung up when you mentioned a financial advisor. That pattern matches a classic insurance telemarketing push that tries to harvest personal data. Hang up immediately if you’re unsure, and block the number through your carrier or phone settings. Report the number to your regulator’s spam‑call database to help flag it for others. Keep your policy details private, and verify any outreach by calling your insurer directly using a known number. Regularly update your caller‑ID block list to reduce future interruptions.
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Frank.net owns this number. They contacted us about our Liberty Portfolio, asking about my spouse's life insurance. Upon mentioning my financial advisor at Liberty, they disconnected. How did they obtain details on our Liberty policies??????
Uyangikhuluma kahle
Started as a call for my husband but switched to me, then the woman heard my voice and disconnected! Selling insurance or something else?
It arrives from a device not registered under any name. Thus, no one possesses my contact details—not even close pals
Ukuthengisa kwe-Frank.Net
Sales caller
From frank.net
