Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, the call promising reduced Medicare costs tries to lure you with savings while masking a potential scam. Even if the caller ID shows a local city, spoofing can make it look trustworthy. Hang up immediately if you didn’t request the call, and avoid sharing personal or financial details. Block the number through your carrier or a call‑filter app, and consider adding the line to a do‑not‑call registry. Keep a log of the call and report it to the Federal Trade Commission or your state’s consumer protection agency to help stop similar outreach.
Upon calling back with a blocked number, a rapid busy signal was encountered, indicating a potentially fake number from Norfolk, VA
This number has been used to promise reduced Medicare health plan costs.
