Fighting scams: Midvale woman sounds warning after phone pitch for 'medical card'
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No and No, you are just trading one scam for another
Wouldn't it be great if we all knew these types of things were scams because we had national health care coverage, and anything claiming to be better was a rip off?
Generally national health coverage beyond what we already have is not the answer. But on these scams, I received an e-mail (allegedly) from the bank where I bank that was asking me to verify all of my personal information including my social More..