Seeing a State Benefits label on the screen but no voicemail left hints at a possible scam. Calls that display a government‑related name yet provide no details are a classic red flag. Let the call go to voicemail before deciding to call back, and never share Social Security numbers, bank details, or other personal info. If the number appears repeatedly, add it to your phone’s block list or use a third‑party call blocking app. Report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency, and consider checking with the actual State Benefits office using official contact channels. Staying cautious keeps your data safe.
The caller claimed to be from State Benefits but didnt bother leaving a message, likely a scammer.
No message was left by the caller.