Idaho Department of Insurance: Idahoans on Guard Against Robocalls Offering Health Insurance
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Most people have experienced unexpected robocalls offering a product or service. Idahoans should be wary of promises made from unsolicited callers selling health insurance. Often, these calls come from telemarketing centers and give incomplete information, trying to pass off very limited coverage as comprehensive health insurance.
"The quantity of robocalls is alarming, and the Department is warning Idahoans to be wary of any promises of cheap and comprehensive health insurance sold over the phone," said
A few tips for when telemarketers call or browsing the internet for health insurance plans:
* Never make a decision to buy a health policy after a single phone call or website visit.
* Never give any personal information (i.e. social security number) to an unknown caller.
* Never purchase insurance from a call or website that won't let you review the health insurance policy in writing first.
Idahoans can always check with the
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