Keep your Marketplace information up to date so you get the right savings and coverage. Log into HealthCare.gov and select your current application under “Your existing applications.” Update your application with your new information. Select “Report a life change” from the menu.

Call the Marketplace Call Center at 1-800-318-2596 to ask for an update. TTY users should call 1-855-889-4325. A call center representative will ask for information like your name and date of birth to start a review of your status. You'll get an update when the review is complete.

Contact the SHOP Call Center 1-800-706-7893 (TTY 711) Mon- Fri 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ET.

Suspicious profiles: Thoroughly read the buyer's profile before going through with a deal. You should be able to view their ratings and reviews, other listings, and Marketplace activity. If the user is not local to the area or has an empty profile, that may be a warning sign that they are not who they say they are.

5 Ways to Verify Identity Online

1. Two-Factor Authentication. This is a fairly standard method of identity verification, also sometimes referred to as 2FA or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
2. Knowledge Authentication.
3. Credit Bureau Authentication.
4. Database Authentication.
5. Zero-Knowledge Proof.

North Carolina uses the federally run health insurance exchange Healthcare.gov for residents to purchase its ACA Marketplace plans. The Marketplace provides access to health insurance products from private insurers.

1-833-677-1010 Call our Customer Call Center 1-833-677-1010 TTY 711 Ready to enroll now? Shop and compare plans online. Have questions about enrolling, or need help to choose a plan? Find a certified assister in your community.

Unbeknownst to the seller, the scammer is cunningly establishing a Google Voice number linked to the seller's phone number. Once the seller complies and sends the verification code, the scammer gains access to complete the account setup, thereby utilizing the victim's phone number to shroud their true identity.

Once scammers know your number, they can target you with phishing texts and calls, or trick you into downloading malware and giving up personal information. And once they gain access to your personally identifiable information (PII), it doesn't take much more to access your financial (and other sensitive) accounts.

To verify someone's identity, you need evidence. This can be physical evidence, such as a passport, drivers license, and poof of address. Digital evidence can also be considered as copies of physical evidence.

If you suspect you're dealing with a catfish, use an online reverse image search to find out if the person's photos are on anyone else's online profiles. You can also search their messages online. Take any particularly unique or romantic lines they've written to you and search to see if they pop up anywhere else.

Average cost of health insurance by family size Health insurance for a family of four costs about $2,130 per month in North Carolina. Families in North Carolina pay more for each person covered by the health insurance plan. The average cost to add a child to a Silver health plan in North Carolina is $399 per month.