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Scammers are working overtime to steal your money
Crooks are working overtime to steal your money, they are not quitting. The latest scam comes in through a robocall saying your Social Security number has been suspended or frozen or has been attached to a criminal warrant in another state and to call them. Unfortunately, people get scared and send in the money as requested. “Americans have lost more than $45 million to this kind of fraud, which is based on fear of losing Social Security.” In John F. Wasik’s article for Forbes, he cautioned people on this type of Social Security scam. Read Mr. Wasik’s article here…
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