I recieved the call too, almost filled out the application, but then i read your reviews and im glad i didnt, i should probly check more into it
Telemarketing scams targeting disability benefits!
Summary — +16179339058
Expert Opinion
Yesterday evening, callers posing as NTI representatives promised work‑from‑home jobs that wouldn’t affect Social Security benefits. The pitch sounds polished, but the lack of official verification and the request for personal data are red flags. Before sharing personal info, call the Social Security Administration directly using the number on their official website, not the one on a voicemail. Block the unknown caller, report the number to the FTC and file a complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center. Keep records of the call, and never sign agreements or provide banking details until you confirm the organization’s legitimacy. Finally, stay skeptical of any offer that seems too good to be true, especially if the caller can’t provide a legitimate source.
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Scam
It's clear that this is a scam, and reporting it to the authorities, such as the F.B.I., is the correct course of action.
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social security
According to information from social security, for every dollar earned while on SSI, not disability, fifty cents are lost.
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Unknown
I got a call from this number, and i think it's a scam, so i just hang up
Having received a second voicemail from this company, I decided to contact Easter Seals and Al Rehab, as NTI seems to expect state SSI to provide job training.
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NIT18665018387
I apreciate your warning, I was about to fill out the app, I recieved the call eariler today, God bless you all
Following a call from NTI two weeks prior, I proceeded with caution and was subsequently contacted by one of their recruiters; with my extensive experience working from home, I made sure to verify the legitimacy of the opportunity, and the recruiter seemed knowledgeable and shared a personal anecdote about working with a disability
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Unknown
Having read the comments, I'm glad I didn't engage with the message from this number, especially considering I received a similar message from another number that morning
Following a message about disablity working part time in a call center enviroment from home, i was glad i took the time to google it becuase i cant posible write that fast
Following a call from a different number claiming association with a Social Security program, I investigated and found no evidence of legitimacy, prompting me to file complaints and inquiries to protect my personal information.
A call was received this morning, with the caller claiming to be from Social Security, offering assistance to disabled individuals returning to work; the proposal included working from home for 20 hours per week at a rate of $9 per hour.
Similar to MaggieC's experience with 1-866-501-8387, my worker is also unfamiliar with this number.
I'm glad I read this site, I just got a recorded call from NTI and I know what to do now
I recieved a call, looked up the number, and found this info. Thanks for the warning, it seems they use multiple numbers and it seemed to good to be true, lol.
We also recieved a call from a similair number, 617 778 0050, reciently.
I got a call from a company claiming to be NTI or MTI, offering computer work for people on Social Security Disability, but it sounds too good to be true and likely a scam
The recipient received a call regarding an NTI program that seemed suspicious, prompting concerns about how the callers obtained the phone numbers of disabled individuals and plans to escalate the matter to a local network station.
This morning i recieved a call from 1-617-778-0400, thats the number that appeard on my screen
The familiar narrative about remote work opportunities was presented to me once again.
I had the same experiance, it sound like a similar story
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SS Ticket program
With a disability ticket from the SS, I was informed that once used with a company, it cannot be reused; fortunately, our state's 'Job Connect' service offers legitimate home-based jobs for the disabled, which can be found in person - a valuable resource, especially after encountering numerous online scams
I received a similar call yesterday, April 15th, which initially seemed legitimate, as it mentioned the 'Ticket to Work' program offered by Social Security; however, I could not verify the caller's affiliation with the program, and it seemed unusual that it was a recorded message rather than a live person.
I received a similar call, which seemed too good to be true and raised my suspicions.
Today's call appears to be a tactic to deceive people into losing their SSDI benefits, as the government seeks to cut costs, and it is essential to be cautious of such calls
It's reassuring to know that these calls are not actualy from Social Security, but rather a company with a program called Right To Work, which they use to deceive people; someone should report them to the local autorities.
It is worth investigating whether anyone has successfully contacted them through their website or had negative experiences, particularly regarding the alleged deduction of $0.50 from disability checks for every dollar earned
Thanks to the comments here, I was able to avoid wasting time on a similar call I received yesterday from these individuals.
Recently, I received a call from this number, claimed to be from a company called NTI, offering jobs to individuals on SSD, promising no loss of benefits and a minimum hourly wage of $9.00 for home-based work.
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Unknown
Curiosity got the better of me, so I answered the phone to see who was on the other end.
So far, I've received two calls from these individuals, but I avoid answering calls from out-of-state numbers.
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