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Yet another Social Security “robocall” scam
It seems like every week we hear of yet another effort by cyber-criminals to scam unsuspecting seniors out of their money. And with so many data breaches occurring on a regular basis, it’s increasingly important that everyone be vigilant and be extremely cautious whenever receiving unsolicited calls from anywhere. In this story appearing in The Gazette, Katie Pelton describes a robocall scam making the rounds in the local Colorado Springs, CO area. Even though this story is local, the problem is a nationwide concern and the risks are present where ever you live. Click here to read more.
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