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Social Security robocalls are top reported phone scam, cost $17M so far in 2019

The number one phone scam being reported to the Federal Trade Commission are threats that your social security number is being suspended or your benefits are ending. The FTC said there are reported losses of $17 million in just the first six months of 2019.

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