Imagine receiving three nearly identical voicemails about a so‑called council health insurance on the same day—sounds like a textbook case of a robo‑scam. The pattern points to a mass‑mailing operation that masquerades as a consumer‑rights group, uses a callback number that matches the victim's line, and pushes insurance offers. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report it to your carrier’s spam‑stop service. Never click links or provide personal data, and consider filing a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. Stay skeptical, verify any claims, and use call‑filtering tools.
Repeatedly receiving voicemails about council health insurance, with a callback number of 833-212-9897, at all hours of the day and night, which is getting frustrating.
A voice mail was left with a garbeled message mentioning 'Insurance' and a phone number to call back, appearently a sales pitch or posible scam.
The call claimed to be from Consumer Council, with a recorded message about insurance, but it sounded like a typical scam, lacking originality and attempting to trick people.
This robo-call, which appears to be from 'Orion' according to the caller ID, is marketing health insurance and should be treated with caution.
This number is likely involved in an insurance scam.
