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How do you avoid Medicare scam calls?

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Medicare scam calls are becoming too much common nowadays. These scammers would impersonate a Medicare officer and try to steal information from elderly people. These scammers usually try to trick people and try to get their Medicare card number or social security number. So, how to prevent such kind of calls?

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