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In March 2025, I was browsing a health insurance marketplace website and entered my personal information to get a quote. I received a call shortly afterward from someone claiming to be a licensed insurance agent. He directed me to a website called MyPlanAssistance.com and claimed he could enroll me in an affordable insurance plan that met my needs. I told him that the whole thing sounded sketchy. He assured me it was legitimate, saying he would “lose his license” if it wasn’t. He gave me a name and contact number and walked me through an application process that seemed somewhat convincing. What made it seem more real was the provider search tool. He showed me a website—FirstHealthLBP.com—where I could search for local doctors and clinics. I used it and found providers in my area, which made me believe the plan was real. I now realize this was a deception; they likely just linked to a legitimate provider network website to appear trustworthy. I was never actually enrolled in any real plan. Between March and July 2025, I was charged the following amounts to my VISA: 03/12/2025 – $306.95 04/10/2025 – $286.95 05/10/2025 – $286.95 06/10/2025 – $286.95 07/09/2025 – $286.95 Total: $1,454.75 I never received formal policy documents, plan ID numbers, or portal access. I later tried to verify the plan with legitimate insurers and found no record of enrollment. After researching, I discovered that others have reported this exact same scam. Victims are contacted after submitting insurance quote forms online and manipulated into paying for fake plans. This scam cost me financially, compromised my personal info, and left me unknowingly uninsured for months. I am submitting this report so others don’t fall for the same deception and to request further investigation into MyPlanAssistance.com and anyone associated with it.