What’s the best way for seniors to protect themselves from Medicare-related scams?
Answered by 9 licensed agents
Answered by Jackson Cassibry on March 7, 2025
Agent Licensed in CA, AZ, LA & OK
Answered by Tony Capraro III on March 27, 2025
Agent Licensed in NH
Answered by James Carlson on March 27, 2025
Agent Licensed in MN
Answered by Frank Souk on March 25, 2025
Agent Licensed in WI, AL, AR & 40 other states
Answered by Teresa Cole on March 17, 2025
Agent Licensed in WV
Answered by Gregg Matheny on March 25, 2025
Agent Licensed in AZ & UT
Do not work with a person who randomly calls you. No one is legally allowed to call you unless you give them your consent.
Answered by Tasha Riggs on March 25, 2025
Broker Licensed in CO, AZ, HI & 10 other states
One BIG scam is commercials or calls offering more benefits than you qualify for because you are not receiving aid, but they do not care nor explain this.
Answered by Brenda Trejos on March 27, 2025
Broker Licensed in CO, AR, AZ & 28 other states
Don’t answer the phone unless you know the number. If it’s legit, they will leave a message.
Never give your social security or banking information. And never send people money.
Answered by Jamie Herrick on March 29, 2025
Agent Licensed in WI
Tags: Advice for Seniors
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