It seems like the caller is from Liberty Life, a financial services company, and is likely trying to verify or update details related to your policy. They might be reaching out to confirm your identity or to follow up on existing policies. However, given the frequency of these calls and the sensitive nature of the information they're requesting, it's crucial to be cautious. If you're unsure, do not share any personal information over the phone. Instead, contact your broker directly to verify the legitimacy of the request. This ensures your information remains secure and helps you avoid potential scams.
Just a heads‑up, Liberty Life is updating the policy and sent me to my broker – cool, yo.
I-Liberty inezinhlelo ezinhle zokwamukela abatshali, ngiyabonga ngomusa wabo.
I-Liberty
Company Liberty Life
Definitely not a sales pitch
From Liberty, but ugh, I can't stand these rings... they've got your details and wanna 'confirm a few bits'... though dodgy schemes pull the same trick, so no clue if it's real or not.
Opvolgoproep van Liberty Life
Verifying your current policy info
Angazi ukuthi yini ibhizinisi noma enye into kodwa ngishaywa yocingo nsuku zonke kule nombolo. Uyazi ukuthi bangubani? Ngingeke ngibuyise ucingo kodwa mhlawumbe ukhona okhe waphendula futhi vele uyazi ukuthi bafuna ukuthini.
My policy inquiry from Liberty Life
Ngifuna nje ukubonga ngokujoyina i-Liberty futhi kuqinise imininingwane
Impilo ye-Liberty yokugcina impilo yami
Financial services from Liberty
Proved useful. Skipping details since it's confidential.
I-Liberty life ibuza imininingwane yami.
My blood samples are with Liberty – they could run a DNA test if needed, and my broker holds all my ID, bonds, policies, and family details. I told the caller to contact my broker instead of asking me to verify myself.
I-Liberty Life yenza isicelo esihle, ngiyazizwa ngikhululekile ngenkonzo yabo.
