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Watch For A Fake Unemployment Benefits Claim Notice
Watch For A Fake Unemployment Benefits Claim Notice
Watch For A Fake Unemployment Benefits Claim Notice
All Michigan residents should be on extra alert status to fraud cases, not just GEICO customers. A big red flag is receiving paperwork from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) about an unemployment insurance filing.
Check Your Mail For This Notice
Check Your Mail For This Notice
Check Your Mail For This Notice
If you did not file for benefits or receive them and are sent a 1099-G form by the Michigan Unemployment Benefit Agency, that is your tip-off that someone fraudulently obtained your personal information and then used that data to file for benefits and directed the money to themselves.

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