(785) 999-5477 is a Life Insurance Robocall

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Transcript Hello. Hey, Rachel. Here. How are you doing today? I'm giving you a quick call to chat about a new final expense life insurance plan. We've put together. Especially considering how things are getting pricier these days. May I know? Your age, please. I'm sorry, I couldn't quite catch that. Can you repeat how old you are? Please. Sorry. Can you please tell me how old you are? Just give me a moment to check if you qualify for our plans. We cover funeral cost, medical. Bills or debts with affordable premiums, guaranteed coverage, and quick payouts for your loved ones. So how old are you? I understand, and I apologize for the trouble. But I am sure there are people that depend on you financially, right? Sorry, can you please repeat that? Yes. I was asking if you have a family that depends on you financially.
Date Blocked May 2, 2025
Call Activity Severe Last detected 21 hours ago

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