Social Security impostor scam: It’s growing, and this is how it works

By cineramaMay 14, 2019Bitcoin Business

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Elizabeth Keatinge tells us about some new phone scams to be aware of. Buzz60

To scammers, your Social Security number is a gold-plated and diamond-encrusted asset , and now they […]

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Social Security impostor scam: It’s growing, and this is how it works

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