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A quick phone call from someone asking for $500,000 could raise red flags. But months of calls with — and even house visits from — “Social Security Administration employees” may be enough to convince some. That’s what long-con scammers are hoping for. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has released a scam warning to consumers, alerting them to this type of fraud: These long-con scams…
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