Scammers target the elderly with “special deals” via phone or email. They promise full funerals for very little money. The scammer wants to convince you or your family that they have a great funeral deal for you or someone who has recently passed. The scammer pretends to represent a legitimate funeral home or cemetery. They try to make you feel guilty about not pre-planning or caring enough about a loved one.
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Scammers often try to make you feel guilty about not pre-planning funeral arrangements for a loved one.
The high-pressure tactic used by scammers to get you to make a decision now is called:
I should ___________ if I feel pressured into making a decision now.
Funeral services often solicit for business by calling potential clients, so it’s a good idea to buy services offered over the phone.
The following questions are good to keep in mind when taking a call from someone claiming to be offering funeral services: