Phishing Text Message: Your SNAP EBT Card is Most Likely Not Locked
Attorney General Dana Nessel and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services are reminding Michigan consumers to be aware of phishing text messages that claim their EBT benefit cards are locked. The message includes a phone number to call for help. Responding to these messages may allow scammers to access to the card’s funds. EBT cards provide government food assistance, known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or food stamps. This scam is serious as those who receive benefits rely on these funds to feed their families. If you are a SNAP recipient and receive a text message that your EBT card is locked, this is a scam. Do not respond.
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November 2023
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