ALT Image displaying a smartphone screen with an incoming call from "Social Security Administration." The text on the right warns about scammers impersonating the Social Security Administration, urging not to pay them. The Federal Trade Commission logo is visible at the top, with a link to "ftc.gov/imposters" provided.
ALT A person with white hair and a concerned expression looks at a smartphone. Text reads, "Is that really Medicare? Be alert." A small logo says "Medicare.gov" with "The official source for Medicare." There's a prompt to visit "Medicare.gov/fraud.
ALT We're hiring" text in bold white letters inside two speech bubbles, one blue and one purple.
ALT The image contains the text "We Are Hiring!" in bold white letters against a light blue background, with a long dark shadow effect.
ALT Image depicts a stethoscope forming a question mark above the text: "Did your doctor’s office say you never paid your bill, but you’re sure you did?" A warning icon is next to the text: "You might have paid an impersonator." At the bottom are "ftc.gov/imposters" and the Federal Trade Commission logo. The background is green with a pattern.
ALT A graphic with text asking, "Owe money to the IRS?" and says to pay directly at irs.gov/payments to avoid government imposters. It features a green dollar symbol and a checkmark, with the Federal Trade Commission logo at the bottom.
ALT A smartphone screen displays a text message from "Package Delivery Company" warning about a package update. Beside it, a green message cautions: "Get a text about a problem with a package delivery? Don’t click on the link. It could be from a scammer. Check directly at the company's site." The bottom highlights "ftc.gov/imposters" in a green button. The Federal Trade Commission logo is at the top right.
