10/29/2026
🚨 PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU CLICK ON! 🚨
A customer recently sent me this Facebook post asking, “Any senior discounts for me with State Farm?”
My response?
PLEASE do not click on this stuff!
This is a perfect example of why you cannot believe everything you see on social media, especially when it comes to insurance, discounts, and saving money.
Take a closer look at the screenshot. 👀
🔴 Who posted it? A page called “Viral Topics.” Not State Farm.
🔴 Where does the link take you? A website called “dealsbysearch.com.” Again, NOT State Farm.
🔴 What does the headline say? “State Farm Is Offering These Senior Discounts In October 2026.”
It uses a recognizable company name, promises potential savings, and gives you a big “Learn More” button.
THIS IS HOW PEOPLE GET TRICKED INTO CLICKING ON QUESTIONABLE WEBSITES!
These types of ads can lead to misleading information, requests for personal information, or potentially malicious websites.
And here’s the thing: You don’t have to be elderly or unfamiliar with technology to fall for something like this. These posts are designed to look legitimate and get your attention.
My advice?
If you see something advertising discounts from your insurance company, CALL YOUR AGENT! Ask the question. Let us verify it for you.
I’d much rather spend two minutes answering a question about a discount than have a customer put their personal information at risk because of a misleading Facebook ad.
Just because an ad says State Farm doesn’t mean it came from State Farm.
Please pay attention to WHO is posting something and WHERE the link actually takes you.
And please, share this with someone who might not know what to look for. ❤️