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Proving he was who he said he was

Said someone reported me for Facebook abuse post. This isn't true.

This is not a phone call. It appears to be a text initiated by word of mouth by those who have done it and received cash money delivered to their homes the next day. A relative told me it was a new program from Social Security to help people in need and it wasn't a loan to pay back. She said I just needed to send a text to a number and tell the claiming agent that I wanted the same program that she got. In fact, she has been pressuring me to do it because she was so convinced it was real and she did get money. They did not identify any information, but I found the other number linked me to a website for a Dr James Smith, the agent's name. It had the number he used on the site and then beside it dashed through with another # below. I called the office and the receptionist was quite confused. She finally said it can't be us; we don't have a website. She had me leave the information on the Office Manager's voice mail. Anyway, I think this is important as BeenVerified found literally no information at all on either number.

I tried calling this number. It was picked up and I could hear distant music in the background but no one spoke. I said*****o 3 times and then they ***g up. Immediately following, I received a text:*****O. HOW MAY I HELP YOU. I had originally been given a phone number 912-231-5114 to text Claiming Agent James Smith. When I didn't feel comfortable, the person who gave me the information gave me this as the Corporate number. When I asked who it was on the text he said he was the claiming agent James Smith. He went on to identify himself as working for the Social Security Administration.