Seniors: Don’t Say THIS on the Phone — New Social Security Scam

STOP! Scammers have a new phone trick to record your voice and steal your identity—all they need is one word: "Yes." Are you getting strange calls asking "Can you hear me?" Your answer could be used to empty your accounts.

Hello from Senior Minded! We are here to help you stay safe and keep your money secure.

This video is an easy-to-follow guide that breaks down this clever retirement benefit phone scheme targeting older adults. Scammers are using clever new tricks, like voice signature fraud, to bypass security features and access your personal information.

Don't worry, we have a simple solution! Watch now to learn the exact phrases to avoid and the best way to handle any suspicious call, so you can hang up safely and protect your identity.

You Will Learn in this Crucial Safety Video:

How Voice Fraud Works: Simple explanation of how recorded voices can be used by fraudsters.

The 3 Critical Phrases to AVOID: Specific words and actions to stop the scammer cold on the phone.

How the SSA Contacts You (The Truth): Learn the difference between a real call and a scammer’s attempt.

Your 3-Step Safety Plan: An easy, clear process for handling any unexpected government-related call.

0:00 The New "Yes" Social Security Phone Scam
0:48 How the Scam Works: The Simple Trap and Caller ID Spoofing
2:03 Your Immediate Defense: What to Say (and Not Say)
3:08 Scammer vs. Real SSA: Know the Red Flags
3:48 Your 3-Step Safety Plan (Stop, Verify, Report)

Protect your peace of mind and your financial future! Please share this video with every senior you know—we want everyone in our community to stay safe from phone fraud and identity theft.

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