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Text stated there was an error in my unemployment claim. I've never filed such a claim

Error with my unemployment claim yet I haven’t applied for unemployment

Said they noticed an error in unemployment claim. I didn’t file for unemployment

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"An error had been noted in my claim for unemployment benefits" No such claim had been made

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BEWARE OF SOCIAL SECURITY PHONE SCAMS The Social Security Administration and Office of the Inspector General continue to receive reports of scammers impersonating SSA employees over the phone, to request personal information or money. Imposters may threaten you and demand immediate payment to avoid arrest or legal action. Do not fall for it! - SSA employees will NEVER threaten you for information, or promise a reward or resolution in exc****e for personal information or money. - Do not use caller ID to verify that the caller is a government employee. Many scam calls “s****” official government numbers, such as SSA’s National 800 Number, the Social Security Fraud Hotline, local Social Security field offices, SSA press offices, or local police numbers. - Impostors may use legitimate names and phone numbers of SSA employees. - If the caller demands sensitive personal information, payment via gift card or pre-paid debit card or wire transfer, it is a scam. - If the caller makes threats when you do not comply with their request, it is a scam. If you receive a su****ious call: 1. **** up! 2. Do not give them money or personal information 3. Report the scam at OIG.SSA.GOV/REPORT

Unemployment Benefits Fraud: What To Know And How To Protect Yourself Brett HolzhauerForbes Advisor Staff AdvisorContributor Group Personal Finance The Covid-19 pandemic caused the highest unemployment rates since the Great Depression, creating a ripe opportunity for scammers to steal Americans’ unemployment benefits. But what may surprise you is that you don’t have to be unemployed to fall victim to unemployment fraud. According to the FBI, many unemployment insurance victims do not know they have been affected until they file for unemployment insurance benefits—and some may not know until tax season rolls around. You might find out you’ve been scammed when you receive an IRS Form 1099-G, a tax form that reports your unemployment compensation for the year—despite never having made a claim. Or you may be notified by your employer that an unemployment claim has been filed while you’re still employed. With millions of unemployment claims nationwide, fraudulent claims are contributing to major backlogs at state unemployment offices. This is creating delays for people who are legitimately attempting to claim their unemployment benefits and those trying to clear any fraudulent claims from their name. Whether you are currently claiming unemployment benefits or not, it’s important to know how to handle the situation in the case you fall victim to a scammer. What To Do If You’re A Victim Of Unemployment Benefit Fraud The situation can create a huge headache for anyone attempting to claim much needed unemployment benefits. The good news is that you will not lose out on any benefits—but the bad news is it can cause major delays if you are claiming benefits now or in the future. 1. Report Unemployment Insurance Fraud To Your Employer And State Unemployment Agency The first step is to contact your unemployment agency to inform them your unemployment benefits have been compromised. Each state has either a phone number and/or online platform to submit claims. Each state handles unemployment fraud cases differently, but the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recommends you do***ent all confirmation and case numbers, along with the names of who you speak to at your state unemployment agency. As many unemployment departments are overwhelmed with identifying fraudulent claims, you may encounter long delays to process your case. You may also be responsible for providing do***entation and evidence to support your case, which can be time-consuming and stressful. If you have a case similar to Gilbert where you are still currently employed but you learn about the fraud before your employer does, alert your employer. Typically, unemployment departments will send a letter to your employer first to verify you are no longer employed before they’ll issue payments.

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“We noticed an error in your Unemployment Claim. Click https://secure-ma.live/f86ac Review Your Claim.MASS.GOV” I have never filed for unemployment.

This is the message I received: “We noticed an error in your Unemployment Claim. Click https://secure-ma.live/f86ac Review Your Claim.MASS.GOV” I never filed for unemployment.

Stated there was an error in my unemployment claim. I never filed for her employment. Went to the website for funsies — definitely not a REAL government website. Instantly wanted my SS and password.... LOL AINT HAPPENIN

Error in my unemployment claim (I never filed unemployment)

Error in my unemployment claim (I never filed unemployment)

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That there was a problem with my unemployment application in *****chusetts and wanted me to 'log in' using my social security number. My cell number had a *****chusetts exc****e although I no longer live in that state. That made me very su****ious.

My unemployment claim has a mistake please fill out a form. I don’t live in MA and haven’t filed an unemployment claim there

“We noticed an error in your unemployment claim.” I am not unemployed nor have I filed a claim.

Claimed I made an error on my form and sent a link that I was ****** enough to have done before I realized what was happening.

That they found an error in my PUA UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIM

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Attempted to receive unemployment benefits from the State of KS using my information.