Imagine your phone lights up with an unfamiliar number and the call ends before you can speak. Most of the time, those silent drops are automated spam trying to verify a live line. The handful of mentions of American Family Insurance or Medicare suggest a generic insurance‑marketing script that hops between carriers. The safest play is to let the call go to voicemail, never share personal details, and add the number to a reputable call blocking app. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department. A quick block can keep the nuisance at bay.
This number called me over 2 dozen times in the last 4 weeks, they say they are Trip Adviser, but I just hung up
During the call, a man named Joe inquired about a mortgage referral, starting with 'Can you hear me OK?'
It seem to be an automated message asking about my insurance, when I didnt answer it just hang up
A call was made on 12-1-14 at 12:10 p.m. without a message, possibly from American Family Insurance
The call was made, but when I didn't answer, no voicemail was left.
I received a call from an unknown number, which I did not answer, and no message was left, consistent with my policy of not engaging with unfamiliar callers.
