These calls from +17185573000 are almost always impostors pretending to be the Social Security Administration. They pressure you for personal data, claim pending benefits, or schedule fake appointments. Never give out your SSN, bank info, or address unless you’ve initiated the contact through an official SSA channel. If a caller asks you to call a toll‑free number, hang up and verify the number on the official SSA website. Use call‑blocking apps, report the number to the FTC, and let friends and family know the scam is circulating. Staying skeptical and confirming through official channels stops the fraud.
I suspect this was a robocall, as the voicemail message was incomplete, and when I attempted to call back, I was informed that the number could not be reached
Following a call requesting information for my SSI application, I became wary; the caller seemed genuine but requested additional details about my doctor and hospital appointments, which raised suspicions when the provided number didn't work
No message was left, only an entry in the caller ID log
A call was received from a number claiming to be the US Government, but the accent of the caller and the request to call a specific number raised concerns about its legitimacy, especially after receiving a subsequent email from Social Security with a different contact number.
A caller claimed to represent the Social Security administration, requesting a callback within a specific timeframe.
Following my recent application for SS, I received a call from someone claiming to be from the SS administration. Although I had indicated on the form that they could contact me by phone, I found it unusual that the call came on a Saturday. While I was initially cautious, the call itself seemed legitimate, but it's always best to be vigilant when receiving unsolicited calls.
Possibly a shill posting
This is the second call I've received from this number, and both times, they asked for private information that the social security administration wouldn't request. The caller seemed to be reading from a script and struggled to get the words out.
After letting the call go to voicemail, the message claimed to be from the SSA regarding an application, but the call-back number provided led to a recorded message attempting to sell a product.
Had a legitimate call from this number regarding my Medicare application, and they only asked verification questions related to my online application
The caller claimed to be an SSA administration representative.
Apparently, the caller claimed to be from Social Security, according to Mr. Lee
Verification from social security confirmed this call as legitimate, using a landline and occasionally making calls on Saturdays.
Although initially suspicious, this number was found to be valid, as it was used by a representative from the medicare card application department, and a direct call to the SSA confirmed its legitimacy
A voice mail was left following a call from this number, which is yet to be investigated.
The caller requested that i verify my personel information, which seemed suspisous.
I just wanna make shure this is a scammer
Be cautious of this number as it is potentially a scam, not affiliated with the social security office, and should be reported to the FBI immediately
A warning is issued regarding calls claiming to be from Social Security/Medicare.
The caller allegedly represented the social security department.
A call was purportedly made from the SSI office, but instead of requesting personal information, the caller proceeded to ask questions about my SSI benefits.
Survey Sampling International, or SSI, is a company that conducts surveys, and it is also associated with a disability program run by the Social Security Administration for individuals who are disabled but do not qualify for SSDI
They clamed to be from SSI and said I had to update my informations, I cald them back but ther was no anser.
The caller claimed to be from the SS office, but when I attempted to return the call, it didn't ring and the call ended abruptly.
Following a legitimate call to the SS Office in Brooklyn, I received five consecutive calls from this number without any messages, suggesting a potential leak in the SS system that informs scammers of recent interactions.
It seems intriguing to consider the likelihood of the individual reestablishing contact after an eight-year period, especially in response to a query.
Apparently, i recived a call from them and they informed me that i will recieve a check in the mail but when i contacted the office where i reside, they stated that they were still investigating the case and it may posible be a scam, is this posible true?
Beware of this scam, where the caller claims to be from Social Security but won't provide information and asks for personal details that are typically requested by mail; a legitimate Social Security worker would not work on weekends unless it's an emergency
Following a call from a man claiming to be named Shaharyr, who requested sensitive information, all personal data was promptly secured and passwords changed, indicating a potential scam.
My wife recieved three calls from this number, claiming they were from the SS office, and they made a mistake, they told her I would be getting a check for $9,000.00 over payment and requested that it be send back via a postal money order, which seems suspicious