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SCARS™ Scam Warning: Social Security Is Not Trying To Take Your Benefits [Audio & Infographic]
The Federal Trade Commission Is Warning U.S. Social Security Recipients Of A New Scam Coming By Robocall
According to the FTC:
We’ve seen a new twist on the Social Security Administration (SSA) scam recently. Check out this SSA imposter robocall, which says your benefits will end. (That’s not true, by the way.)
IF YOU GET A CALL LIKE THIS, DO NOT PRESS 1
Instead, just hang up and remember:
- Your Social Security number is not going to be suspended
- The real Social Security Administration will never call to threaten your benefits
- The real SSA will never tell you to wire money, send cash, or put money on a gift card
- The real Social Security Administration will send you notices by mail
The Social Security Administration scam is the number one scam reported » to the FTC right now. People filed nearly 73,000 reports about Social Security imposters » in the first six months of 2019, with reported losses of $17 million.
Remember that 97% of all scams are never reported, so the FTC’s numbers and analysis is about 3% of the real level of scams.
So if you’re getting these calls, you’re not alone. Tell your friends and neighbors about this scam. Tell them to hang up the phone. And then to report it to the Federal Trade Commission » and to Anyscam.com »
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