The Wyoming Department of Insurance has joined with Social Security Administration and its Inspector General to Announce New Online Reporting Form for Imposter Scam Calls.
Andrew Saul, Commissioner of Social Security, and Gail S. Ennis, the Inspector General for the Social Security Administration, announce the launch of a dedicated online form at oig.ssa.gov to receive reports from the public of Social Security-related scams.
These scams in which fraudulent callers mislead victims into making cash or gift card payments to avoid arrest for purported Social Security number problems have skyrocketed over the past year to become the #1 type of fraud reported to the Federal Trade Commission and the Social Security Administration.
Commissioner Saul and Inspector General Ennis encourage the public to use the new online form to report Social Security phone scams including robocalls and live callers, as well as email, text, and in-person scams. The form allows people to create a unique Personal Identification Number (PIN), so if OIG contacts a person about their report, they will know the call is legitimate.
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