Like a persistent door‑to‑door salesman, these calls slip through the cracks of your phone screen, often pitching health‑insurance plans you never asked for. Even if you’re on a Do‑Not‑Call (DNC) list, scammers can spoof caller IDs and use generic names like “med alert” or a city label to sound legitimate. Guard your personal data by never confirming SSNs, bank numbers, or medical details over the phone. Hang up, block the number, and file a complaint with the FTC. Add the offending line to your carrier’s blacklist and regularly update your opt‑out preferences. Stay skeptical and verify any offer through official channels before taking action.
Yesterday morning this number called, and this morning another number, 678-919-3532, called with the same automated message tryin to sell health insurance
A call was received with no message left, and the caller ID displayed 'Med Alert', similar to another call from a different number with the same ID.
They were selling health insurance, but I'm on the DNC list, so I didnt bother to listen.
