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A Nagging Problem: Social Security Phone Scams
We’ve been reporting on this for a long time, but Social Security phone scams seem to be only intensifying. Thus, it bears repeating that you must be extremely careful if you ever receive an unsolicited phone call from someone purporting to represent Social Security, The Inspector General of Social Security has, once again, issued a warning to the public about phone scams, which you can read in this article posted at The Watertown ((WI) Daily Times. Click here to read more.
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