Posted on Dec 16, 2019
Social Security scams have caused millions of dollars in losses in 2019 alone. How you can avoid...
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"An unknown caller tells you that your Social Security number has been suspended or cancelled.
If it happens to you, it’s likely the latest iteration of a robocall scam the IRS warned individuals about earlier this year. Still other calls try to convince people to pay up with cash or gift cards in order to avoid getting arrested."
If it happens to you, it’s likely the latest iteration of a robocall scam the IRS warned individuals about earlier this year. Still other calls try to convince people to pay up with cash or gift cards in order to avoid getting arrested."
Social Security scams have caused millions of dollars in losses in 2019 alone. How you can avoid...
Posted from cnbc.com
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Patricia Overmeyer
PO1 H Gene Lawrence: I get them on my business phone. You would think when they hear "Law Offices, may I help you?" they would get the hint the scam is not going to work. Nope, they start to prattle on. Morons.
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