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Fraud situations affecting older Americans and Social Security recipients is rampant these days, and the Office of the Inspector General is alerting folks to the importance of staying alert to the scammers and their tricks. This post by Social Security District Manager Elaine Popejoy, appearing on www.pantagraph.com, provides guidance on what to be on the lookout for and how to report instances. Check it out here…
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