Social Security Scams Surge: Protect Yourself
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Social Security scams surge, with over 330,000 complaints in 2025, a 25% increase from the previous year. Scammers use fake emails, calls, texts, and websites to trick people into revealing personal information or sending money. They often claim prizes, issues, or urgent demands, and may spoof caller IDs or send phony documents. Victims can face identity theft and rejected tax returns. The Social Security Administration is stepping up efforts to combat these scams, advising people to verify unexpected contacts through official channels and stay vigilant.
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