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There is a new scam afoot - robocalls claiming they are coming from the Texas Attorney General. It's not.

A SNAP benefit update could see an increase in payments while including Puerto Ricans in the program.

In March, as many as 16 million American households have seen a sharp reduction in the size of their SNAP benefits or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program due to the discontinuation of pandemic-era SNAP emergency allotments.

Texas recipients of SNAP benefits can double the value of their benefits in one of the Farmer's Markets through its new "double up bucks" program.

SNAP benefits scams are rampant right now in various states across the country, with fraudsters targeting the SNAP benefits EBT card system, according to California state officials.

The US Justice Department says AT&T is deliberately not doing anything to resolve the issue with con artists, and says the telephone company pocketed millions in reimbursement from the FCC.

Scammers Using COVID-19 To Rip Off Ohioans - Across Ohio, OH - The IRS said con artists are targeting Buckeye State residents.