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No, Your Social Security Number is Not Expiring!
One of the recurring scams these days is an unsolicited call from someone purporting to represent the Social Security Administration advising you that your Social Security Number is expiring or being revoked. The caller then asks for identifying information to have it reestablished, causing the victim to reveal sensitive personal information. Of course, it’s a crook on the line, and Jeremy Johnson of the eastern Idaho Better Business Bureau provides insight in to how to handle the scam. Read his post here…
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