Earlier this week, several consumers reported receiving calls from +13057586394 that pretended to be Social Security representatives and handed out a secondary number for follow‑up. The pattern matches classic impersonation scams: callers never initiate contact, instead urging the victim to call a new number that routes to a private line. Verify any Social Security outreach by using the official SSA website or the 1‑800‑772‑1213 toll‑free line—never rely on a caller‑provided number. If you suspect fraud, block the unknown caller, report it to the FTC, and consider placing a fraud alert on your credit files. Stay vigilant and protect your personal data.
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Two calls were received claiming to be from social security, requesting a call to another number, which appears to be a scam targeting individuals in Hialiah, Miami.
The Little River Social Security Administration office number provided another number to call, which seems suspicious, as they require callers to initiate contact for all needs.
