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It's been reported that Almost 3 billion Social Security numbers and financial records were compromised! What can you do to make sure you’re safe? Robin Knows helps you stay ahead of scams and keeps your personal data secure. Whether it’s proactive protection or assessing suspicious messages, we're here to help!

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In the ever-evolving landscape of scams and fraudulent activities, one of the more pernicious schemes currently targeting Americans is the Social Security Administration (SSA) impostor scam. This scam has been wreaking havoc, with perpetrators posing as SSA officials to deceive victims into divulging sensitive information or parting with their hard-earned money.