This page warns seniors about a post card for seniors scam. They say there is a video but I didn't find it. However, scroll down far enough to read the comments.
Post Card for Seniors
Post Card for Seniors
Pages like this may contibute to supressing FE lead response
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tikibarrister
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Yeah, "video is unavailable" for me, too.
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I don't have the specific information to prove it, but I think there have been pages, or comment threads on various sites, like this around for some time. I think I did some looking for something like that 3-4 years ago and found similar information then.
While those pages may discourage some potential responders, I think it is worth noting that many of the individuals making comments had already taken either no, or negative (junk mail or cat poop) actions on the mailings. (and had been doing so for some time.)
I know that the concept of government benefits and a response to an apparently non-government mailing center created something of a disconnect in my mind when I started getting those types of mailings.
I have a medicare supplement comparison schedule mailing, for example, which trumpets REGISTERED DOCUMENT - DO NOT DESTROY. Mailings like that, when I consider that along with all the crazy phone calls I get, stink of potential fraud, regardless of the actual intentions behind them.
This is a site where insurance agents are discussing sales techniques for insurance agents, so I have avoided making comments like this, however since the issue came up in relation to the posted link ...............
While those pages may discourage some potential responders, I think it is worth noting that many of the individuals making comments had already taken either no, or negative (junk mail or cat poop) actions on the mailings. (and had been doing so for some time.)
I know that the concept of government benefits and a response to an apparently non-government mailing center created something of a disconnect in my mind when I started getting those types of mailings.
I have a medicare supplement comparison schedule mailing, for example, which trumpets REGISTERED DOCUMENT - DO NOT DESTROY. Mailings like that, when I consider that along with all the crazy phone calls I get, stink of potential fraud, regardless of the actual intentions behind them.
This is a site where insurance agents are discussing sales techniques for insurance agents, so I have avoided making comments like this, however since the issue came up in relation to the posted link ...............
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I'm warning about journalism fraud.
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You mean... FAKE NEWS???
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You missed where it said, “To view video, enter the following information:...”
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I had to block the site when prompted by an alert from my web protection software. 
@rousemark are you spreading viruses?
@rousemark are you spreading viruses?
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Wuhan.I had to block the site when prompted by an alert from my web protection software.
@rousemark are you spreading viruses?
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Wuhan.
My computer has a dry cough now! Dang anyway!
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My mail always has fine print that says "An agent may contact you blah, blah, blah ..."
