Premier Insurance Agency, Inc.

03/12/2026

03/12/2026

Protect Americans first—end scam calls and bring the jobs home.

The Federal Communications Commission has introduced a new proposal designed to crack down on foreign call centers that target U.S. consumers with scam operations. The plan aims to shift more customer service and call center jobs back to the United States while tightening oversight on international operations that have been linked to fraud schemes. For years, millions of Americans have received suspicious calls promising fake prizes, posing as government officials, or attempting to steal financial information, costing victims billions of dollars annually.

Supporters of the proposal say bringing call center operations back to the United States could dramatically reduce these scams while also improving the quality of customer service. By requiring companies to hire domestic workers and ensuring operators meet clear communication standards, advocates believe consumers would receive more reliable service and fewer fraudulent calls. They also argue that the policy could create thousands of American jobs in customer support, telecommunications, and fraud prevention.

Another part of the proposal would impose tariffs or penalties on countries where large-scale scam call operations are known to operate. The idea is to pressure foreign networks that profit from fraudulent calls targeting Americans. Lawmakers and consumer protection groups say stronger international enforcement and economic pressure could help disrupt these operations and protect vulnerable consumers, especially seniors who are often targeted by scammers.

Critics, however, warn that requiring companies to move call centers back to the United States could raise operational costs for businesses. Those expenses might eventually be passed on to customers through higher service fees or product prices. Despite these concerns, the proposal highlights the growing urgency in Washington to tackle cross-border scam networks and strengthen consumer protections for millions of Americans.

03/08/2026

Do you have multiple insurance policies with different providers?

Bundling them with one provider could save you money. Give us a call and let’s explore your options.

03/08/2026

Not every insurance policy is the same, so it’s important to review your policy to see what yours covers. Natural disasters commonly included in a home insurance policy are wildfires, windstorms, lightning strikes, and damage from snow or ice. Events that are usually not covered include floods, earthquakes, and landslides.

Call us to assess your unique risk and make sure you have the coverage you need.

02/27/2026

I got over 20 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

02/25/2026

Help us settle this debate: Which is better, a swimming pool or a hot tub in your backyard?

Both are fun, but both add extra risk that should be reflected in your home insurance. If you’ve recently added one, give us a call to update your policy and stay properly covered.

02/11/2026

We all have a dream car. Maybe you already own it, maybe you’re saving for it, or maybe it’s just a dream for now.

No matter what you’re driving, make sure it’s properly protected.

02/04/2026

Have you had a recent home renovation? Reach out to us to update your home insurance policy!

02/03/2026

I got over 10 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉