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Handling Social Security Fraudsters - The Portland Beacon
Knowing how to spot a scam is very important, as scammers are always coming up with new angles. You may be contacted by someone claiming to be from Social Security who is just fishing for personal information. It never hurts to review how to handle these situations. Please read this article by Hilary Hatch, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist, published by The Portland Beacon on June 3, 2024.
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