Discover Telemarketing Scams and Their Scripted Calls

Do you recognize one of these telemarketing scripts? These are recent robocalling scripts that we are actively tracking. We are either in the process of identifying who they are calling for or we already know who they are calling for, as we build a case against them.

If you have received similar calls, please let us know. You can message my law clerk, nathen@nwdebtresolution.com. We may be able to help each other out!

Common Telemarketing Calls

Telemarketing calls have become increasingly common, and many individuals receive them daily. Below are several examples of scripts from various callers.

Caller - Identified on 7/1/2025!

Hello, this is Samantha from Easy Loan Solutions. I have an important update regarding your $25,000 consolidation loan pre-approval offer. Speak with us and finalize your application by pressing 1 now. If you do not wish to proceed with this offer, our agents cannot process opt-out requests. You must press 9 to be removed. Your $25,000 offer expires at the end of April. To get your loan processed quickly, press one or call us back at 888-324-9444 and ask to speak with the pre-approval department.

Caller

Hi, this is Amy with American Senior Citizens Care. How are you doing today? This call is about a new state-regulated final expense insurance plan, which covers 100% of your burial, funeral, or cremation expenses. It is specifically designed for people on fixed incomes or those receiving Social Security. Would you like to learn more? I can bring my product specialist on the line for more information. Thank you for holding!

Caller

I'm Sophia from Paramount Protected. Can you hear me? I’m reaching out to help you maximize your Medicare coverage during the annual enrollment period for 2025. I want to ensure that you’re up to date with the new plans. You may qualify for increased grocery coverage, a flex card, and cash back up to $200. Do you have an active Medicare card A and B? Perfect! You are eligible for the updates. I will connect you to my senior supervisor who will provide further assistance.

Understanding the Types of Telemarketing Calls

Telemarketing calls can vary widely in purpose. Some aim to sell products or services, while others offer financial assistance or insurance plans, often under the guise of providing value to the consumer. The intent behind these calls is typically to gather personal information or solicit payment for products and services that may not be necessary or beneficial.

Caller

Hello? Good morning! This is Jill. I’m calling to help you access newly added Medicare benefits in this open enrollment period for 2025. It includes free medications, prescription coverage, food cards, and cash back up to $250. So, do you have Medicare Part A and B? If eligible for the new updates, I am just connecting you to a verification officer now. Please hold.

Red Flags to Watch Out For

When receiving telemarketing calls, it is crucial to watch for red flags. Calls that request personal information, pressure you to make quick decisions, or create a sense of urgency can often indicate a scam.

Caller

Good afternoon. This is a courtesy call from the Tax Resolution Unit. You’ve been flagged as eligible for assistance under the IRS Fresh Start Program, designed to help reduce or even eliminate tax debt. To review your options, press 2 now or call (833) 704-0845. To opt-out, press 9 or call back.

Seeking Help

If you experience harassment from telemarketers or debt collectors, you are not alone. Many people are subjected to persistent and aggressive calls. If you’ve encountered similar problems, consider reaching out for assistance.

Caller

Hi there! My name is Betty. I’m calling to inform you about newly added benefits if you have Medicare Parts A and B during this open enrollment. You could be eligible for benefits such as food cards, prescription coverage, and more.

Caller

Good afternoon! My name is Sabrina. A new administration has changed Medicare policies in Washington. I must check the benefits available for you. I believe you already have Medicare Part A and B, correct? I'm contacting you from Health Guard. We provide services nationwide. Let’s see if you're eligible for updated benefits.

What to Do If You’re Targeted

If you receive calls that seem suspicious or intrusive, you have options. Document the call details, including the date, time, and what was discussed. Share your experience with us; we might feature your story in a future blog post. Email your situation or legal filing to peter@nwdebtresolution.com or nathen@nwdebtresolution.com.

Legal Support for Violations

Are telemarketers bothering you in Washington or Oregon? I handle TCPA lawsuits in both states and may be able to help. If you're considering action against illegal robocalls or Do Not Call list violations, reach out for a legal consultation.

📞 Call: 206-800-6000 / 971-800-6000

📧 Email: peter@nwdebtresolution.com

Note: The opinions in this blog belong to me (Peter Schneider) and do not count as legal advice. If you’re considering suing over illegal robocalls or Do Not Call violations, please contact me for a legal consultation.

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