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My wife received a prepaid visa in the mail from the state for unemployment benefits. It was in her maiden name but she never requested unemployment benefits.
by sparrish 5y ago
My wife received a prepaid visa in the mail from the state for unemployment benefits.
It was in her maiden name but she never requested unemployment benefits.
When I contacted the state about it, they had an automated system with a recording for the fraud department saying they were dealing with an overwhelming number of fraud reports and to leave a message.
It's been several months and I never heard back from them.
Yeah, I can believe that 1/2 the pandemic money was stolen.
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoSomeone made an unemployment claim for my grandma, who has been dead for a decade (and was a stay-at-home [grand]mother since the Korean War before then). Why did the states have zero common sense verifications that the claim was in the name of a citizen who is still alive?
- lumberingjack 5y agoI feel like the Democratic party has constantly pushed back and fought against any type of new identification forms. No identification to get benefits no identification to vote