SD Reply Center [Is It A Scam?]

David Duford last updated on March 7, 2022

Please Read Below:

We are NOT the SD Reply Center.

This is ONLY a review of the postcard/letter you received, and we do NOT sent it.

Please do NOT call 888-626-0439 about this letter you received.

Instead, continue reading below to learn more about the letter and how to make it stop.

You’re probably here because you’ve received a mailer from a company called SD Reply Center offering you Medicare benefits.

You may be wondering what these postcards are all about. And whether SD Reply Center is a legitimate company or a scam.

You’ve come to the right place!

In this article, I’ll explain everything you need to know about the SD Reply Center and what happens if you decide to return the mailers to them.

Let’s get started!

What is the SD Reply Center scam?

Postcards from SD Reply Center are sent out to senior citizens, informing them that they may be eligible for a special Medicare program to pay for their final expenses. The cards don’t mention the name of the insurer or the sender.

The recipients are asked to mail back postage-paid cards to SD Reply Center, PO Box 2528, Rockwall TX 75087-9891. They need to fill in some basic personal information including their and their spouse’s name, ages, and phone number.

Although the mailers resemble government documents, they don’t come from Medicare. There is no federal or state-run program that offers this kind of benefit.

In fact, federal and state laws forbid insurers from soliciting seniors unless they ask for information. So instead, other companies are asked to mail the postcards on their behalf.

In this case, it’s a division of Senior Direct called TargetLeads who is contracted to distribute mail and generate leads for licensed agents in your state.

What happens when you send the card back?

If you reply to a mailer, you can expect to get a phone call from one or more insurance agents who will try to sell you final expense life insurance policies.

In general, you should be careful about sending back anonymous postcards. As you don’t have the name of the insurance agency that will contact you, there is no way for you to verify their policies in advance.

What should you do if you want life insurance but no salesperson?

Instead of sending a postcard back to an anonymous source, you should find a reliable insurance agency in your state who can give you more information about funeral expense life insurance.

It’s very important that you choose an agency that represents more than one insurance carrier because they will be able to help you find the best deal.

If you’re interested in life insurance but don’t want salespeople calling or visiting you, Buy Life Insurance For Burial may be the right solution!

We can help you get burial insurance quotes on:

Yourself or your spouse
Your parents
Elderly people 86 and older
Your siblings and adult children
Seniors in bad health using no questions asked life insurance.

To get our help, do the following:

Fill out the contact form on the right side of your computer monitor or at the top of your phone to learn more about relevant programs, or
Call 888-626-0439 to speak to one of our friendly representatives about the options you may qualify for.