Department Director Mary Jo Hudson said today that victims are receiving calls saying their insurance payment can't be processed and that they'll need to provide their bank account number as well as other personal information to resolve the problem.
Hudson said in today's economy, phone scams are becoming more prevalent, and consumers need to be on guard or risk falling prey to identity thieves.
She said to be very careful when anyone other than your insurance agent contacts you about your policy. Also, if you're suspicious about a caller, insist on getting a name and telephone number and don't give the person your financial or other personal information.
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There is never any shortage of scammers out there it seems.
Such auto insurance scams are very common in India
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