Employers Network Association
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I found this broker/agency on the internet while looking for health insurance options. The agent, Phillip Gropper offered what appeared at first to be a much better deal than any other I'd found. Cheaper premiums... it even included some vision and dental.

He said that the reason he had such a good deal was that he could put us into a group package. He could put us in with something called ENA (Employers Network Association.) He said we'd be made a part of the National Allied Workers Union, which would help get us the discounts.

Long and short of it is this: there is no such thing as the ENA or the National Allied Workers Union. These are a sham, a front that this brokerage created to swindle potential customers like me.

When I questioned "Phillip Gropper" further, he sent me a clearly bogus letter from 'CNA', trying to make this seem legit. The letter offered no contact info for 'CNA', no website, no further info. I could not get 'Phil' to email me a copy of the contract he would want me to sign; blue cross/blue shield (whom he said would be providing the insurance) doesn't know anything about any of the above mentioned parties...

Long and short: this is a credit card and check scam. They just want your info. It's fraud, folks. Don't fall for it!