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888-802-3036 - As reported to us it is a Scammer's Telephone number. 8888023036 telephone number has been used by scammers, be safe and Do not try to contact this number again. If you receive a call from this number again, report the case to your local authorities.

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888-802-3036 - SSA OIG Scam ? SSA OIG scams are a type of government impersonation and identity theft fraud where scammers pretend to be officials from the Social Security Administration Office of Inspector General (SSA OIG) to frighten victims into providing personal information or sending money. These scams commonly occur through phone calls, voicemails, emails, text messages, or fake letters claiming that the victim?s Social Security number has been linked to criminal activity, money laundering, drug trafficking, identity theft, or suspicious financial transactions. Scammers create urgency and fear by warning that Social Security benefits may be suspended, bank accounts may be frozen, or arrest warrants may be issued unless immediate action is taken. Victims are often instructed to verify sensitive information such as Social Security numbers, banking details, dates of birth, account credentials, or one-time verification codes. In many cases, scammers demand payments through gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, prepaid debit cards, or payment apps to supposedly resolve legal issues, protect benefits, or clear their name. Some criminals use caller ID spoofing to make calls appear as if they originate from a government agency. Once victims provide information or send money, scammers can steal funds, access financial accounts, commit identity theft, or continue targeting them with additional fraud attempts. These scams can result in severe financial losses, compromised personal information, damaged credit, and emotional distress. Warning signs include unsolicited government calls, threats of arrest or benefit suspension, demands for immediate payment, requests for confidential information, and pressure to remain on the phone. Legitimate SSA OIG representatives do not threaten arrest, demand gift card payments, or request sensitive information through unsolicited communications. To stay protected, individuals should verify any claims directly through official Social Security Administration channels, avoid sharing personal information with unknown callers, and report suspicious communications to the SSA OIG Fraud Hotline. Staying informed about government impersonation scams can help reduce the risk of fraud and identity theft associated with SSA OIG scams.

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