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Find out what thieves want to take from you and how they do it
Over the past couple of years, the Social Security Administration (SSA) Office of the Inspector General has warned Americans about the rash of con artists seeking to get vital information by following a simple strategy: impersonating government employees from the SSA itself. The article points out the scam that just won’t die and how con artists are most likely to try to trick their victims. Read article here…
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