Frauds & Scams

Submitting Fraud Allegations to the OIG

September 24, 2018 • By

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Last Updated: September 24, 2018

The SSA Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has determined that, due to a computer error, it did not receive any fraud allegations submitted through its online fraud-reporting form from 3:30 p.m. on Monday, September 10 to 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 12, 2018.

If you submitted an allegation during this time period, please re-submit your allegation online, or you may call the OIG’s fraud hotline at 1-800-269-0271. Thank you.

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Andrew Cannarsa, OIG Communications Director

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  1. Linda E.

    Threatening phone calls from person identifying himself as SS Investigator. Also other serious allegations and asking financial questions. He was calling from 1-832-900-4265. Received 6 calls today.

    • A.C.

      Hi, Linda. Thanks for letting us know. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. We hope this helps.

  2. Nancy B.

    I was contacted by a man who said he was from ssa and had dea and dayton police on the linewith him
    hisnumber is 1-281-645-9867 name is agent jack conoway he said he was suppending my ss number that there was a warent out for my arrest for money laundring and dealing drugs. I just wanted to report this in as many places as I could so these nuts get caught

    • A.C.

      Hi, Nancy. Thanks for checking in with us. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. Thanks, again.

  3. Helen K.

    On 6/6/19 I received a phone call from 469-272=6605 He claimed to be an officer from S.S.A.( officer Kevin Foster( GS77850) said my id # was DC7010. Told me I needed to give my info to him( S.S # ,birthdate, address ect.) Said there was a fraud alert on my Social Security. I did not give him the info and hung up. I’ve received 2 more calls from that number and did not answer. Is this a SCAM?
    Thank you, Helen Keeley

    • A.C.

      Thanks for checking in with us, Helen. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. We hope this helps.

  4. percy c.

    I recived a phone call on 06/06/2019 at 5:14 pm to call phone # 323-928-7289 my s/s card will be cancled

    • A.C.

      Hi, Percy. Thanks for checking in with us. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. Thanks, again.

  5. Deanna E.

    Every day I receive a call from # 1-929-810-2067 and in short it leaves a message that my soc.sec. number is reporting frozen activities…….and for me to call their number because the Soc. Sec. Deputy Officer is waiting for my call before I get arrested. Please make this stop. There is no wrong activity on my part pertaining to my soc. sec. account.

    • A.C.

      Hi, Deanna. Thanks for letting us know. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. We hope this helps.

  6. Kathy M.

    I received a call to my cell telling me to call 202-580-8307 or be arrested. The message was that my social security number was used in fraud. I did not call the number back.

    • A.C.

      Thanks for checking in with us, Kathy. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. We hope this helps.

  7. Kim P.

    scammed

    • A.C.

      Thanks for your comment, Kim. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. Thanks, again.

  8. Wanda S.

    3 calls in 2 days saying they were as number 512- 333-7941 and that they had fraught charges pending in me .o hung up it was a pre-order message

    • A.C.

      Thanks for checking in with us, Wanda. We do not usually make random calls. If anyone receives calls saying that they are from Social Security, do not give out any personal information. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. Thanks, again.

  9. gloria j.

    This is to report telephone calls from this number 330-475-7179 stating fraud investigation on SS#. But does not states whose. I listen to the recording but do not press any numbers it ask for. The telephone number comes up on caller Id as unknown.

    • A.C.

      Thanks for letting us know, Gloria. Suspicious calls should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General at 1-800-269-0271 or online. You can also report these scams to the Federal Trade Commission through a new site specific to Social Security scams, here. Thanks, again.

  10. Cynthia K.

    5/30/19 @ 5:21p.m. I received a automated voice mail call from 606-393-4803 RE: Suspension of my SS number. I called the number to inquire. A male foreigner told me my full name and said the call was the result of a notice REF: Fraudulent use of my SS number in TX. He asked if I had been to TX. Then asked for my DOB & SSN. I gave neither. Suspicion led me to say there’s a bad connection & that I would call back. But didn’t. Instead I’m notifying you/submitting fraud allegation. Please reply with finding. Thank you.

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