> They will sometimes call you directly, too, for things like "checking in on your retirement goals". If someone called sounding professional, it would not be a

> They will sometimes call you directly, too, for things like "checking in on your retirement goals". If someone called sounding professional, it would not be a tell that it isn't actually fidelity. Sounds like although they might not be 100% scammer, you can be assured it's marketing and not customer support.