410-965-1234

No I’m just posting inf here just to alert ppl of the scammers out there!

Then why did you reply to that post?

Definitely not Social Security. No one at SSA can look up your info with the first 5 digits of your ssn- that’s ridiculous. This is a scam, don’t provide any info to these people! Sept 2020 and calls are still going out from this number. SCAM.

Received a call from this number, sounded like person was speaking another language audio quality was staticky and bad, asked if I had received an audio relay before and then said 911 caller had been disconnected, goodbye and they hung up....

I think you guys called my number but my phone didn't ring at all and I had an appointment today at 12:59 and no one called at 12:59 what should i do

I missed the call. The message on my answering machine was a fax transmission tone.

Was this in fact a legitimate call? I just received the same call, but she left a VM.

I sent for my disability records to SSA and FOIA request.  I have call block and did not get a ring but saw the number.  Before I called back I online checked and got to a page that identifies (410) 965-1234 as SSA in Maryland.  I called, touched 1 for referral to a department gave my first five ssn #  and left a message with the persons Call Answering.   Just to be safe I am registering a complaint with FCC

Why would SS ask for your SSN.  They ARE SS.

I got that call also. 410-965-1234

called my disabled son wanting info gave them my number, I figured it was spam they put (ssa) put things in writing, just dealt with local office a few months ago

The Social Security office will not ask you for your social security number on the phone they have told me this previously. And you can inform them to send you your information at your mailing address which they have on file

You must be one of the scammers to say that.

They can do alot with the last 4 of your social. Last 4 grants access to many things... Next time your at the bank tell them you can't remember your bank account #. Try it with your insurance be it health or house, renters, car ect. You'll find the last of your social should be kept in your head and your card left at home.
BTW, tell me you have no experience with the military, without telling me you have no experience with the military.
Just saw this is from 2008. So, I'm more less leaving this for the next person.

What does the military have to do with that post from 14 years ago?

Most likely because the person they replied to had "Caller: US GOVT", so anyone who has ever been in the military would know that the last 4 digits of your SSN can open doors.

Just think about how many times you inquired about something and they asked "what is the last 4 of your SSN?"  and it was enough to verify you as the right person.

I've never inquired about something & been asked for any of my SSN.