The “personal information” that you describe as being asked for by NFRP on the large mailer cards is your date of birth and telephone number, if you are interested in receiving more information about the subject spoken about on the card. Many of NFRP’s cards CLEARLY indicate the subject matter on their cards. For example, their final expense cards CLEARLY indicate they are talking about final expense life insurance, and gives you options as to the death benefit that you are interested in. Their Medicare Supplement cards CLEARLY indicate they are talking about the changes in Medicare.

You receive the card in the mail. You either read the card and respond to it, or you read the card and throw it away. It’s totally up to you. By the way, you do NOT have to list your date of birth and/or your telephone number if you decide to return it.

Buyer beware? Buyer beware of what? We must stop being whiners in this country and start taking responsibility for our own actions.

PS – I do NOT work for NFRP and submit this of my own free will.

these people are proper scumbag criminals, and should be treated as such. if i store money from an old person i would be charged, and yet if i do it behind a company “thats okay”.