Yesterday afternoon, a call from +19362878651 left a four‑minute silent voicemail and later a brief script about health‑insurance options. The number appears to use a spoofed ID, and the pitch matches common health insurance scam tactics. Do not return the call or provide personal details. Block the number on your phone and report the incident to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. If you suspect identity theft, review recent statements and consider a credit freeze. Stay skeptical of unsolicited offers, especially when the caller pushes urgency or promises lower premiums. Keep records of the call and share them with local consumer‑protection agencies.
I received a voice mail identical to one labeled as 'e', but without a prior missed call; the voice mail consisted of 4 minutes of silence.
Didnt answer or call back, but they left a 4 minute long silent voicemail on my phone.
A representative claiming to be Nicole from interstate brokers contacted me, stating that due to healthcare reform changes, I may be eligible for better coverage at a lower premium.
It's probably a spoofed caller ID, because the number (936) 287-8651 called, but the voice message was from a different number, and it's a scammer who try to sell me health insurance
