We all know it's Medicare Enrollment time. It can be confusing. No, it really is confusing. So guess what, the scammers take advantage of our confusion. During this period you should expect phishing emails, texts, phone calls and social media approaches.
The same techniques you've been warned about previously will be used during this period and the scammers will make money for themselves and cause heartache for seniors not paying close attention.
The threat is real. The best way to stay safe is to pay attention to experts who know how these creeps operate. Check out the advice provided at the following links:
There are lots of places to find good advice. Search it out. When offered by a stranger, it's probably not good advice. Might benefit them, might bankrupt you.
Remember. Don't talk to strangers! If asked for your Medicare number, social security number or any other personal information, don't respond. Information is a self-defense tool. Use it!