Heads up: you’re likely dealing with a scripted insurance pitch that skirts consent. The caller repeatedly references Discovery Insurance but offers no clear affiliation, a common red flag for telemarketing scams. Avoid sharing any personal data until you can verify the company’s official contact details on the insurer’s website. If the call feels pushy, politely end the conversation and consider blocking the number through your phone’s settings. Report the incident to the national consumer protection agency and update any do‑not‑call registries you’re enrolled in. Staying skeptical and keeping records of the call will help you steer clear of future unwanted sales attempts.
Telemarketing engacelwanga.
Pushing product sales
Le telemarketer ibingakufoni nje ukuyizama ukudayisa, ngiyigqibe ngokushesha. Akukho lutho oluwusizo.
Umshayeli wayethengisa i-Discovery Insurance egameni le-Discovery. Kubonakala sengathi abaxhumene ne-Discovery. Umshayeli wahlala ekhuluma ngokungacabangi ngaphandle kokubuza ukuthi ngingakwazi ukuthatha ucingo. Akukho ukuziphatha kahle
Marketing caller
Feedback indicates it's a sales caller
Ukuphindaphinda okungafunwa
Sales caller from Blue Mercury, claiming to offer Discovery Life Insurance. Discovery isn't allowed to share or sell my details to outsiders or even market directly from their branches. I opted out of all promotions.
Ucingo olungafunwa olufuna ukuqhathanisa lubhekisa ku-Discovery Insure.
ISteeledale e-Meyerton
Representin' Discovery Insure
Insurance Life
Umthengisi we-telemarketer uhlale ecindezela ngolwazi olungelona iqiniso. Azikho izinzuzo ezibonakalayo. Angikufuni.
Pushing services to create a will or give advice at home. POPI laws are pointless if data keeps getting traded. I said no thanks and asked them to note it, but they persist. Pointless.
