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Scams Involving Social Security Numbers Are on the Rise (Again)
It’s that time of the year again (actually, it always seems to be that time of the year!) when the scammers are in full motion in their constant effort to grab your Social Security number. And right now, with the possibility of another round of stimulus payments hovering in the wind, we’re seeing many of the same old routines. So, be vigilant and be cautious. Here, courtesy of www.duluthnewstribune.com, is a recent warning issued by the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office, and suffice it to say it’s just one of many that are so routine these days. Check it out here…
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