On Monday, I received a pink postcard that wanted my name and birthdate. They said Medicare and Medicaid recipients who may be eligiblefor dental and vision coverage at no cost to you. It was from PO Box 2528 Rockwall, TX 75087. The. It said they have reliable information. They are not affiliated with US government or state agencies. Why send back. They already have my name? Birthdays and any soc Sec numbers should only be given to banks, health insurance brokers, etc. I cannot see why my BD should be included. Any thoughts????.
Receiving a pink postcard
- Thread starter jilcla42
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Any spam mail I receive like that ends up in the trash. Seems there's always someone trying to sign you up for something and sell you some kind of insurance plan especially when you're in your senior years. I would never give my birth date and SS# to any solicitors.
PopsnTuff
Well-known Member
- Location
- Virginia USA
Word of warning....if there's no physical address on it then trash it....p.o. boxes dont count.
I agree, shredder. It sounds like a phishing attempt.
Butterfly
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- Location
- Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
Don't send it back. It's either a scam, a phishing attempt, or an attempt to sell you something. NEVER send stuff like that back!!!!