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Searqle’s advanced AI filters, combined with a steady stream of user reports, have flagged this phone number as suspicious. Patterns in call metadata—such as high‐volume dialing bursts and repeat attempts to previously marked targets—triggered the system’s risk indicators. Community feedback then reinforced the alert, pushing the number onto our Scam Score Checker with an elevated warning level. Most complainants describe a caller who claims to represent Fidelis Insurance, opening with a friendly “thank-you for enrolling” line even though recipients never initiated contact. From there, the conversation typically pivots to “verification” questions requesting personal details like date of birth, Social Security number, or payment information to “activate benefits.” In many cases the voice is prerecorded, guiding people to press keys before routing them to a live agent; others report a human caller from the outset, but the script rarely varies. Several users note the caller grows insistent when questioned, often hinting that failure to act could jeopardize health coverage or future claims. The number is also suspected of caller-ID spoofing, frequently appearing with local area codes to boost pickup rates, and tends to ring multiple times a day—including early mornings and late evenings—suggesting use of an autodialer. Given these consistent red flags, recipients are urged to treat any unsolicited communication from this line with caution, refrain from sharing sensitive information, and verify real enrollment status directly through Fidelis’s official customer service channels.