Caution: these repeated health‑insurance offers from unknown callers are likely fraudulent. The pattern of switching numbers, using familiar‑sounding names like "Jen" or "Jennifer," and claiming you need urgent coverage points to a classic scam. Do not share personal or financial details until you independently verify the organization through official channels. Register your line with the national Do Not Call list, use carrier‑level block features, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. Report persistent offenders to the FTC and your state consumer protection office. If a voicemail asks you to call back, let it go to voicemail and delete it without responding.
For two months, this number has been repeatedly calling, and despite blocking it, the calls continue from different numbers.
A voice message was left regarding health coverage, prompting me to block the number
Multiple calls have been received from numbers starting with 417-272-55xx or 56xx, with this 855 number left on voicemail, suggesting a coordinated effort.
