Summary:
Social Security warns about fraudulent SMS messages.
Scammers aim to illegitimately obtain money from victims.
Messages are not sent by Social Security.
Recipients should verify their debts directly with Social Security.
Warning from Social Security
Social Security has issued an urgent warning about fraudulent messages being sent in its name, aiming to illegitimately obtain money from recipients by claiming they owe debts. According to the Social Security website, these messages are not authorized and should be disregarded.
The organization emphasized that they do not send SMS messages requesting payment for any debts. If anyone receives such messages, they should verify their account status directly with Social Security services. The warning serves as a reminder for the public to remain vigilant against such scams.
For further information, you can visit the Social Security website.
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