It's simply a welcome call from United Healthcare's AARP Medicare supplemental insurance department. They didn't ask for any sensitive information – simply welcomed me to my new policy (which I had just obtained), asked if I had any questions, and gave me an 800 number for customer service. I even told the woman calling that I'd paid my first montth's premium by credit card, and she didn't ask me for the credit card number (or any other personal info other than my name at the very beginning of the call).
I hate scam calls as much as anyone, but some of the individuals making "scam" reports to this web site are downright delusional. Every call you get is not a "scam," people. Get a grip.
It's simply a welcome call from United Healthcare's AARP Medicare supplemental insurance department. They didn't ask for any sensitive information – simply welcomed me to my new policy (which I had just obtained), asked if I had any questions, and gave me an 800 number for customer service. I even told the woman calling that I'd paid my first montth's premium by credit card, and she didn't ask me for the credit card number (or any other personal info other than my name at the very beginning of the call).
I hate scam calls as much as anyone, but some of the individuals making "scam" reports to this web site are downright delusional. Every call you get is not a "scam," people. Get a grip.
Caller type: Surveyor
Caller: Wendy Allen
Company: United HealthcareAARP Insurance
Number: 610-391-6900
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