Damn scammers
 

I received my Medicare Summary Notice today, and saw a slew of charges from Almaz Med. Supply in Woodside, NY for 120 "Alginate or other fiber gelling dressing".

I have had zero needs for that Aliginate dressing and I live in Oklahoma, and I have local doctors, none in NY.

So I called Medicare, and after less than 20 minutes, they saw even more fraudulent charges, and they will be sending me a new Medicare card and new number.

She said they see lots of scammers, usually in foreign countries, and the good news is I will not be billed for any of the scam. You tax dollars and mine were wasted paying Almaz Med, or they were scammed as well.

https://www.bbb.org/scamtracker/lookupscam/945561

I am not the first one. Just search for them, and many pages of web links come up.

I wonder how many mega millions they scammed from our tax dollars. :(:(

fargin wankers!

There are too many sheißeheads out there stealing. I'd like them all to get their comeuppance. That's why I love the "Scammer Payback" youtube channel where the hackers go after the scammers.

Yep and it's only getting worse.

BTW: Most scammers have an IT support background and are based in India. Can you guess who trained them? :rolleyes:

It would seem to me with all the technology we have that the system would "flag" a suspicious transaction the same way that credit cards do.

Yep. And the very helpful lady that helped me on the phone, said Almaz Med. Supply is a known scammer. Untold millions have been scammed right from Medicare for nothing more than a outright scam. No treatments at all, just rake in money.

My credit card company will send me a text on unusual purchases. I have to reply with a text with a Y to get it to go through. I was in Eureka Springs, Arkansas and bought two cases of Yuengling Lager back when we could not get it in Oklahoma. It was all I could get in my 911 with all the clothes we packed. Anyway, I received a text if it was a legit purchase.