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The caller claimed to be from the SSA, but they wouldnt give me their name, and they got my middle name wrong, it was pretty suspisous

When a caller posed as a Social Security worker, I denied their request for identification and told them to leave me alone

A message was received claiming to be from social security, addressing me by name and mentioning my reporting contact; it threatened to file something despite an apparent omission, prompting me to attempt a return call, though I suspected fraud due to the provided toll-free number and incorrect social security website.

A call claiming to be from social security raised suspicions, and upon contacting the social security administration, it was confirmed that they do not make phone calls.

A woman claiming to be from the social security office left a voicemail, and when I returned the call, she requested my social security number to verify my identity, which I refused, citing the need for her to provide legitimate identification instead.

Upon requesting employee id, the man becam hostile and gave a 800 number to call back with ext, but he couldnt provide it when i question him, i told the man that i am recording him and that i will report his attempted fraud, man slam phone down, i did call social security to report

A message was left indicating potential spouse benefits, which warrants further investigation.

I was contacted by this number in FL at 7:59 pm, claiming to be the social security office, but I knew it was a scam since they wouldnt be calling at that hour.

This appears to be a phishing attempt.

A conversation was had with an individual who identified themselves as Cathy Fusco

A woman claiming to represent Social Security called me regarding my Medicare inquiry, but I refused to discuss anything over the phone, and she agreed to send the information by mail instead.

Belongs to Luanne Hunsinger

They ask for my wife social security number, which is suspicious

Multiple calls have been received from various numbers, all of which seem to be related to this issue.

A woman claiming to be Jen from SSA contacted me, but when I called SSA, I was informed they only communicate via mail.

An individual claiming to represent social security left a message after I declined to answer the call.

Apparently, my phone displayed a message claiming to be from Social Security in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, but I suspect it's a scam.

After my phone rang twice, with the caller ID showing U S Government, I looked up the number to verify its legitimacy, as I have previously been contacted by Social Security via mail.

At 8:22 a.m. on 4/7/11, I got a call from a woman named Debbie who asked for more Social Security information, saying I had forgotten to fill some in, but she couldn't send me the form when I asked, raising my suspicions of a scam.

A call was received from this number, which appeared on Caller ID as Social Security. The caller claimed that W-2 and W-3 forms had been damaged in the mail and requested that they be faxed again. However, when the caller was asked to fax a copy of the damaged form to verify the claim, no response was received, indicating a potential scam.