Late this morning, a surge of unsolicited health‑insurance offers landed on many phones, featuring a voice that claims lower premiums for under‑65s. The script mirrors typical telemarketing tactics: vague eligibility promises, a push to call a toll‑free line, and no verification of the caller’s credentials. Recipients should let the call go to voicemail, note the number, and search the business name online before returning any call. Register the number with the national Do Not Call list, use built‑in call‑blocking features, and never share personal or payment info unless you’ve independently confirmed the agency’s legitimacy.
A voicemail message was left by a woman claiming to be Nicole from Interstate Brokers, stating that I may be eligible for better health coverage and asking me to call her back to discuss the options
