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Much to my chagrin, it was only after the call had ended that I realized it was extremely suspicious from the start; I don't mean to be racist but his entirely Anglo-Saxon name did not match with his thick Indian accent which he used to his advantage over the call to muddle pieces of information he had probably made up in order to sound legitimate; the claims he gave in the fraudulent case also didn't quite make sense to me only after my head cleared up in that he claimed the case had gone on for several months and only now did they decide to take action against my account, that the social security administration did not know my name, social security number, nor my financial status despite having my phone number, and the fraud on my account is being conducted in Austin, Texas which is halfway across the country from where I reside.
It was on Tuesday, December 3, 2019, in which I received a call from either 8009372826 or 8009016278 (both of which are scam calls I received within the same hour but one of them is the same instance of phishing I am reporting). I recognized the automated message to be the same as the one I received on Wednesday and immediately dialed "1" before it even finished in order to see if the "representative" was the same. Much to my amusement, I heard the same bad Indian accent and chuckled a bit while asking, "Hi, you're Richard Miller, right?" to which he shakily replied, "I'm sorry?" before very clearly claiming I've got the wrong number, unlike the previous call where he was being so muddled with a lowered voice; I rebuked it by adding in that I was redirected to him by his messaging system and pressed further by claiming his supposed title as an SSA employee to which he abruptly hung up the phone.
This year and the next I am dismally going to be checking in with the local SSA office on a frequent basis in order to confirm that no fraudulent action is being taken against me; from now on I am going to be extremely wary of such scams and I urge everyone reading this to be equally as wary.
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I got a call at 16:44 yesterday. My caller ID said it was a fraudulent call but I answered and spoke with a man who said he was from Social Security. He also wanted to discuss medicare fraud. I could hear other people in the background making similar calls. I ended the call and reported it to BBB.
Thank you.