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BBB on Seniors: Medicare beneficiaries are prime targets for scammers
The phone calls are endless. You get offers of back braces and medical alerts. Someone calls and wants to help you save money on your Medicare costs. Maybe you have gotten a call that Medicare has changed and you need a new card. The open enrollment periods for both Medicare Part D and the Affordable Care Act insurance exchange are fast approaching, and this is prime time for scammers to call with confusing messages that put you at risk. Read more…
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