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Keebler
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- These people are likely not at all who they say, even if they have some details.
This is likely a scam matter.
Do not engage.
Be sure your daughter does know exactly what you told them when you called pretending to be her - that return call you made.
And the legal /state person with whom you talk also will need to know what details you may have shared with them that they did not previously have.
If this is not a scam, the state or legal person should be able to help you figure things out if it is actually some collection agency that has been hired by an insurance company. First, you need professional help to figure out just who they are.
Call your state government's department where there is an Insurance ombudsperson, though they may have a different title. There is supposed to be such an office in every state government, to help citizens with insurance issues like this.
Still, this sounds like a scam - it's one of the main tactics they use. You are sure that all accounts were balanced. So it makes more sense it's a scam group of criminals.
They can be brutal, though, with phone threats so just don't engage until the authorities can help guide you on precisely what to do. -
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