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Beware! Social Security Scams Are Dangerous! - AL.com
Scammers - those nefarious individuals who try to bilk you out of your money - are becoming more and more sophisticated in their approach to con you. They use very realistic looking emails with actual logos of the Social Security Administration to try to get you to fall for their scam. Don’t do it! Be extremely vigilant and never click on anything in an email you receive which claims that your SS benefits will be stopped, or says that it’s urgent that you act immediately lest your benefits be lost. The Social Security Administration has recently issued a serious warning about these scams, which are described in this AL.com article by Leada Gore. Click here to read all about avoiding Social Security scams.
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