I missed a lot of calls from this number.

Got a fax from this #---Health Insurance Offer--sounds to good to be true!
Promo Code DH-26
Individual Policy $59.95 monthly
Family Policy $89.95 monthly

This number is one of many faces used by scammers promoting phony health coverage.  Most calls originate in Florida. When you active their automated option to REMOVE your FAX number, they simply switch their origination numbers and call again using a slightly revised FAX flyer.

The most effective first step in stopping these parasites from flooding your FAX machine is to NOT call their designated Remove-Line. Instead, using a NON–FAX line, call the Sign-Up number as a NEW customer and tell the sales person that "The purpose of your call it to COUNTER-MEASURE their FAX Annoyances".

Call at least once a day for a week. They record your calling number. Eventually they block your incoming calls. Make your LAST few calls from your FAX number to insure that your FAX# is also identified by them as someone they have irritated to the point of taking these counter measures.

These unsolicited FAX annoyances could also be reported to your state’s Attorney General. However, if you live in Illinois, don’t bother. A.G. Lisa Madigan considers such reports an annoyance to HER! Listing your number on the Federal DONOT Call List does not deter these people.

See you at the Reflection Pool… Wilber.

Well who are these people?  Do all of us a favor and report them to the FCC.

This number is one of many faces used by scammers promoting phony health coverage.  Most calls originate in Florida. When you active their automated option to REMOVE your FAX number, they simply switch their origination numbers and call again using a slightly revised FAX flyer.

The most effective first step in stopping these parasites from flooding your FAX machine is to NOT call their designated Remove-Line. Instead, using a NON?FAX line, call the Sign-Up number as a NEW customer and tell the sales person that "The purpose of your call it to COUNTER-MEASURE their FAX Annoyances".

Call at least once a day for a week. They record your calling number. Eventually they block your incoming calls. Make your LAST few calls from your FAX number to insure that your FAX# is also identified by them as someone they have irritated to the point of taking these counter measures.

These unsolicited FAX annoyances could also be reported to your state?s Attorney General. However, if you live in Illinois, don?t bother. A.G. Lisa Madigan considers such reports an annoyance to HER! Listing your number on the Federal DONOT Call List does not deter these people.

See you at the Reflection Pool? Wilber.

I know who they are.  Worked in their customer service department for just a few weeks until I realized what kind of scam they are pulling.

In fairness to the employees, they keep the department separated so as not to allow the customer service people to talk to cancellations to talk to billing to talk to sales, etc.  If you do, you are fired.

The management listens in on all the calls, so if you do disclose the location etc., you're fired.  Immediately.

I was able to quit.  Most people can't find other work.  They are terrible to the employees and lie about coverage.

PLEASE don't respond to these ads.

Just report them at www.donotcall.gov - they will be fined, then they will stop

They answer the phone, Thank you for calling " Health Solutions " . Then when I asked what there real business name was and there address they hung up !  SCAMMERS !

I received this unrequested healthcare plan solicitation on my fax this morning. If you get one of these, remember DO NOT RESPOND and do not call their "toll-free fax removal line (1-866-405-8039) or you will just get more faxes. Thess faxes offering health care are required by law to identify the product they are selling. These slick marketers are just trying to get access to your checking account. Most victims find out that its practically impossible to reg a response from these guys when want to disenroll and stop the automatic monthly withdrawl of funds from your checking account. These people are afraid to identify themselves because they know they are scamming you and that they are being investigated by various state Insurance Departments and State Attorney General's Offices. The one bit of truth in this whold flyer is the last line which reads - "The program and its administrators have no liability or guaranteeing the quality of service rendered." Why spend $100 a month to have someone you don't know try to get you a discount? You're paying the bill any way. Just tell your doctor that your paying cash for treatment and ask if he will give you a discount. Just watch out for people who want your money but won't identify themselves. You should complain to the FCC and the FTC.