Imagine getting a call every day pushing Medicare supplemental health insurance, often from an automated voice that never identifies itself. Many recipients report a robotic sales pitch that feels more like a scam than a legitimate offer. The caller typically claims to represent a health‑insurance provider, but legitimate insurers rarely use cold‑calling for supplemental plans. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, verify the company independently, and never share personal or payment details over the phone. If the number persists, add it to your phone’s block list or register with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry for added peace of mind.
Daily calls from this number consistently promote Medicare supplemental health insurance.
This robo call is attempting to sell supplemental health insurance for Medicare.
