Social Security scam calls – how to protect yourself

These people are pretty funny, they call me and try to scam me, but i dont give them my social, i like to mess with them, they have a great sence of humor

This is a scam call, dont call them back, thats what they want, just ignore it

A voicemail was left, claiming to be from a government department investigating money laundering and threatening an arrest warrant, urging a call back to 844-862-5032.

This number called me, i didnt recognize it so i didnt pick up, they left a voicemail saying i was beeing investigated for money laudering and my family too

Similar calls have been received claiming "money laundering warrants", which is total nonsense.

A caller rang twice in one day, alleging that my family and I were under investigation for money laundering, and subsequently claimed they would 'download' our case to the courthouse, which seems to be a blatant scam.

The caller's failure to address the recipient by name raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the call. Such aggressive and potentially fraudulent tactics can be distressing for the individuals targeted.

A voice message claimed to be part of an investigation into my family and me for alleged money laundering, urging a callback before a supposed court case.

I got two calls on my cell phone, one on 3/20/2019 and another on 3/22/2019, both of which appeared to be using a toll-free number, but I didn't bother to call back as it seemed like a trap.

Today, I received two calls from this number claiming that my social security number had been suspended due to unspecified reasons.

Two calls were made within 15 minutes, alleging that the recipient's Social Security had been suspended and asking them to call back for more information.

The caller claim to be from the social security administration, but as soon as you question them, they hang up, clearley scammers.

This number has made multiple consecutive calls

Upon listening to the computer-generated voice, it becomes clear that this is a social security scam, which the actual SS would never initiate via phone call.

A reported scam involves a caller claiming that one's number has been compromised, allegedly related to social security.