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From the American Senior Benefits Website: Caution: Fraudulent Calls Impersonating “American Senior Benefits" We have received numerous complaints of calls from someone claiming to be from “American Senior Benefits” or “Senior Benefits Services”, in violation of the federal Do-Not-Call list and other laws. We have no connection with these calls and no way to stop the criminals making them. If you are receiving these calls, we are sorry that you are experiencing this illegal harassment. We have reported the activity to law enforcement and will assist them in any way we can. You may be able to sign up for a robocall-blocking service with your carrier or use other robocall-blocking technology to filter the calls. Our company does not call numbers on the Do-Not-Call list and otherwise complies with law. The individuals receiving these calls do not appear to be American Senior Benefits customers. We have not experienced any security breach or loss of customer information related to this criminal activity.

Call came from Dustin with American Senior Benefits. I asked if he was a insurance salesman and told him I was not interested in sales at this time. He would not say he was a salesman. Told me that it was important to meet to explain changes in Medicare and insurance and that he was helping people. Gave me the impression that he was acting in an official capacity. He had a lot of information about me that I was asked me to verify. Told him that I and my 90-year-old mother did not want any contact because of the Covid 19 stay at home order, and asked if there was a way to do this online instead. Insisted on an appointment and coming to the house. Checked with county Office on Aging and DHS. They told me that it was probably a scam or telemarketer and to block the number. He said that even with the stay at home order, it was an "essential service". Making a sale was more important to him than putting our lives at risk.