A single report like this raises immediate red flags about unsolicited insurance pitches. Broad Insurance doesn't turn up credible hits online, which screams potential scam. The caller pushed for policy reviews and email promises without follow-through, classic tactics to harvest personal details. Hang up instantly on such calls—never share info. Block the number, report to authorities like the FTC or your local consumer protection agency, and monitor accounts for fraud. If details were given, change passwords and watch credit reports closely. Better safe than sorry with mystery insurers.
Someone phoned claiming to represent Broad Insurance, a name I couldn’t locate on Google. They said they wanted to review my life policy and promised to email me better options. No email arrived, leaving me uneasy that I may have handed my details to a fraudster.