Caller ID Name = WIRELESS CALLER. A young male voice with no foreign accent left the following voicemail: “Hey [my first name]. This is Roger at American Senior Benefits of Texas. The reason I’m calling is to review with you the changes to your current Medicare plan. I’ll explain all the [garbled] of Medicare so you’ll know exactly what you’re responsible to pay. You can reach me at 737-666-5090. Again that’s 737-666-5090.”
The caller’s phone number is not listed in any blog or white pages listing, but is in the block of numbers for a wireless provider in the Austin area. Since there are no changes to my medical plan, and since the number appears to be spoofed, I assume this is a telemarketer.
For the heck of it I called back with a spoofed Caller ID of my own. I was forwarded to a standard voicemail box: “The person you have called is not available. Please leave your message…” I hung up.
Thanks for the info.....they call repeatedly, no message. The caller ID says unknown....but I have received other calls from another number that does identify itself as "Senior Benefits"....so yes, spoofed, and a scam.