Published 3 years ago

Scam targets unemployment insurance claims

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Don't be fooled by a text that asks you to click a link to “make necessary corrections” to your unemployment insurance claim. The link takes you to a fake state workforce agency (SWA) website that may look very real. State agencies DO NOT sent text messages asking for personal information. If you receive a text or email from someone saying they represent a state agency, do not reply or click on any links.

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Scam targets unemployment insurance claims

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP)-- The Federal Trade Commission has issued a warning that identity thieves are targeting millions of people nationwide with scam phishing texts aimed at stealing personal information, unemployment benefits, or both.If you're collecting unemployment benefits, don't be fooled by a text that asks you to click a link to “make necessary corrections” to your unemployment insurance (UI) claim, “verify” your personal information, o…

3 years ago·Springfield, United States

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