Watch out for calls claiming to be from Prudential—these are almost always spam. The callers use a polished, often gender‑specific voice to feign legitimacy, then push a vague "care shield" or other benefit that sounds official. They’ll ignore age restrictions and try to arrange a meeting, hoping you’ll hand over personal details. If you receive an unexpected outreach, hang up and verify through the official company channel before responding. Never share identification, banking info, or agree to meet anyone you didn’t initiate contact with. Block the number, report it to your carrier, and spread the warning to friends.
The caller inquired if I had received a Singaporean/PR Careshield alert for people 30+, I mentioned being 18, yet they persisted and suggested meeting, using a genuine Malay female voice.
Probable spam; it's best to ignore.
Likely junk.
Mentioned Prudential in the call.
This appears to be a scam and junk call; the voice is filtered by an auto‑machine but still sounds like a mic recording. The caller claimed to represent Prudential.