What is the name of your state? Virginia
Some background: Last year, I worked with a guy who also worked for Citi as some kind of "financial advisor" with Primerica. On occasion, he'd try his sales pitch on me and I'd invariably laugh him off and he'd be on his way. Anyway, when I separated from the company we worked at together, he gave me some spiel about how I should work with him, how he brings in so much money each month, etc. and how I could make money doing what(ever it is that) he does.
Fast forward a few months. A couple weeks ago, I get a letter in the mail from a lab that basically says "here are the results of the tests you ordered! No HIV! No cocaine use! No tobacco use!" I'm thinking that this is odd, as I never asked for any of these tests... at the top, it has some note to the effect of "Tests ordered by Bob Jones" ("Bob Jones" being the ex-coworker). Funny, I think, as it must be some kind of weird coincidence that the person who ordered an HIV and drug test on me has the same name as an ex-coworker of mine who peddled life insurance.
Then, the other day, I get a bill in the mail from Primerica. $204.22 is due July 16 for my life insurance policy. What? I don't have a life insurance policy with Primerica. How odd. I called up their office and explained that I never signed up for any kind of life insurance policy with them. "We have a signed application on file here from you, sir, I'm looking at it." She says it bears my signature. I never signed any form for life insurance, I tell her.
"Well, your agent is Bob Jones..." Hold on. I put two and two together and I flip out. I tell her I never signed up for anything, and that whoever signed it, signed my name fraudulently. She goes on hold for a few minutes and comes back to tell me that one of her managers is going to call me back on Monday.
Ok, so what now? I send "Bob" a message asking if he signed me up for a life insurance policy. The reply is basically "Yeah i told u i was gonna, it's so u can work with me if u want to. I hope u still do? Dont worry about the bill, im taking care of it, youll get more, but just disregard them, trust me you dont owe a thing"
What the...? Aside from waiting for the insurance company to call me back Monday, what else can I do? Is any part of this illegal, or just immoral? If so, what possible recourse do I have?
Thanks in advance!
Some background: Last year, I worked with a guy who also worked for Citi as some kind of "financial advisor" with Primerica. On occasion, he'd try his sales pitch on me and I'd invariably laugh him off and he'd be on his way. Anyway, when I separated from the company we worked at together, he gave me some spiel about how I should work with him, how he brings in so much money each month, etc. and how I could make money doing what(ever it is that) he does.
Fast forward a few months. A couple weeks ago, I get a letter in the mail from a lab that basically says "here are the results of the tests you ordered! No HIV! No cocaine use! No tobacco use!" I'm thinking that this is odd, as I never asked for any of these tests... at the top, it has some note to the effect of "Tests ordered by Bob Jones" ("Bob Jones" being the ex-coworker). Funny, I think, as it must be some kind of weird coincidence that the person who ordered an HIV and drug test on me has the same name as an ex-coworker of mine who peddled life insurance.
Then, the other day, I get a bill in the mail from Primerica. $204.22 is due July 16 for my life insurance policy. What? I don't have a life insurance policy with Primerica. How odd. I called up their office and explained that I never signed up for any kind of life insurance policy with them. "We have a signed application on file here from you, sir, I'm looking at it." She says it bears my signature. I never signed any form for life insurance, I tell her.
"Well, your agent is Bob Jones..." Hold on. I put two and two together and I flip out. I tell her I never signed up for anything, and that whoever signed it, signed my name fraudulently. She goes on hold for a few minutes and comes back to tell me that one of her managers is going to call me back on Monday.
Ok, so what now? I send "Bob" a message asking if he signed me up for a life insurance policy. The reply is basically "Yeah i told u i was gonna, it's so u can work with me if u want to. I hope u still do? Dont worry about the bill, im taking care of it, youll get more, but just disregard them, trust me you dont owe a thing"
What the...? Aside from waiting for the insurance company to call me back Monday, what else can I do? Is any part of this illegal, or just immoral? If so, what possible recourse do I have?
Thanks in advance!