With health insurance open enrollment season just around the corner, US consumers preparing to change or add to their health coverage should watch out for scammers, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns.
According to the consumer protection organization, fraudsters call unsuspecting citizens and pose as official Medicare agents or “health care benefits advocates.”
During the phone call, these so-called agents will try to “sell” you a better Medicare program by offering the same benefits at a lower price.
