<prompt> Human: Odd experience today. I was speaking with a local insurance agent on the phone to apply for a term life insurance policy with Protective Life. I gave the application information over the phone. About 3 hours later, I get a call from an unknown number. For reasons, I answered it. I am familiar with those can you hear me? scam calls, but in that moment I was distracted and said yes, and of course they hung up.I immediately froze the 3 major bureaus and instituted 2-factor hard token authentication on my primary bank account and changed passwords and security questions. Then I took a breath.When I came home, I pulled up my number spoofing app and called the number back. I was surprised to find the number belonged to Tele Life which is apparently a telephone application service for Protective Life. Its after business hours, so I didnt get a live person.It seems like quite a few hoops to compromise information over the application phone call, then spoof the actual insurance companys number to pull off a can you hear me? scam, assuming that I might call it back to find out who called. So, assuming for a moment that this wasnt a scam, per se, what would be the reason for making a can you hear me? call from the insurance company?  <response>: Can you hear me? scam is a myth. Your saying yes doesnt cause you any harm. 