800-662-3011

I did not receive a call but I got a small handwritten note requesting me to call this # if I still sell Life Insurance.  It asked me to contact "Jeff".  He wrote that he had been trying to reach me.

No last name, no return address.

I received the EXACT same note in the mail!

I just received that same exact letter today. The note looked like a kid wrote it. The envelope looks like a ladys hand writing..

I called the number (800)662-3011 a lady picks up 10:30 at night saying "Jeff Birds office". I asked her what this was regards too, she said they buy names of people who is or was licensed at one point to see if they wanted to sell insurance.
I think they are paying kids to write these letters.
I'm going to see if this type of solicitation is illegal in someway. I saw some person get arrested and punished by jail time due to email spam. I would think this falls in that sort of catagory.

-Eric

I received the same thing! Jeff is out of town till next Tuesday... or so the woman said.

I received the same thing today. One for the agent here and another for someone who has never been at this address.

I received the same letter. It was crudely printed and was not correctly punctuated. I have NEVER sold life insurance so I wonder where they got my name. I live in Tacoma, WA. Where else did this strange letter end up and just exactly WHAT is he us to???

I got TWO letters - hand addressed, postage metered in Salt Lake City, UT.  Same note inside, hand written.  Funny thing, the letters are addressed to two people who I know of who sell life insurance but neither one of them lives at my house!  So there is a mix up in the database somewhere...

Got the same note, how funny!

I'm in Jacksonville, FL and got the same note. I do sell life insurance so they must be getting a list of licensed agents from somewhere. I don't see why sending a handwritten note would any more illegal than typing a letter. I cant imagine anyone doing business with someone like this.

Same note - mailed from Salt Lake City to the person doing my job before me(I've been here 2+ years) -- San Jose, CA.

I got it too in Tampa, FL.

fishing for prospects.......we all know it is a numbers business to a certain degree.

I got the letter, post marked 8/27 in SLC, UT, I am licensed to sell life insurance and used to live in Utah but now live in Oceanside, CA so I couldn't tell if it was an old prospect or "wierd" marketing from a recruiter. No return address. Upon further review I did notice that the zip code is all wrong. Text of lettter: Scott, I have been trying to reach you. If you still sell life insurance call me. Phil 1-800-662-3011. Obviously, I didn't call once I googled it and found this website. Probably make a call to the Utah Dept. of Insurance and give them a heads up.

I'm in Orange County, CA just got the same note. Nothing illegal about a gimmicky advert. Any seasoned rep like me will just will ignore it. I checked it out on Google out of curiosity and won't call them.

Recieved same letter, Jeff, from Salt Lake.  I am an insurance agent.  My best bet is that they are looking to sell leads to agents.

Same garbage still going out.  Got one this week. Blocked my number & called for entertainment purposes. They want agents to sell on leads for equity indexed products.

Received 2 handwritten notes from "Jeff" asking if I still sold life insurance to call 8006623011. The letters were from Salt Lake City Utah!

very shady!!!

I received the same note, I'm kind of curious how it is legal for them to show no return address (since that is something attorneys would do to serve a letter or request an appearance in court) I WISH I HAD THAT ADDRESS SINCE I HAVE GOTTEN 2 OF THESE LETTERS NOW!

same thing.  postmarked 12 MAR 2009, Salt Lake City.   Zip code was close but wrong.  I hold an insurance license.  Carlsbad, CAlifornia

Weird.

Thanks for those of you that posted here and described your experience of calling the number.   Saves me from wondering what the ^&*( is this!

Take care one and all