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• alohawaii
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 09:32
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Sunset

I deleted your post here and created a new topic.
Thanks again.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/17 (Thu) 20:01
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Scam Calls

We believe that there will be more Scam Calls in the future, so we are sharing this with you as soon as possible.

According to information provided by a locator today, a person claiming to be a PEUC program staff member at the UI Director's office called at a blocked number and said, "We found your Overpayment. Please give me your bank account information so that I can debit your Overpayment.

This is definitely Scam.

UI office personnel do not ask for bank account information over the phone. Of course they will not ask for your social security number either. Please be careful not to give any personal information to anyone over the phone, no matter what they ask.

To spot a Scam, try asking questions that can only be answered by UI office personnel, such as "What is my UI account balance today ？? （ because the real UI office personnel have immediate access to the UI system, which contains data on all the beneficiaries ）.

Genuine UI office personnel may also call you at a blocked number. In that case, it is safe to say that we will not ask for any personal information.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/20 (Sun) 13:47
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The Unemployment Insurance Help Team has shared this with us, so I'll share it as soon as possible. According to Anne, the UI Director who was interviewed last week, the process is almost the same as #300 in this Topic.

If you received the following email,
please follow these steps.
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You are receiving this email because a review of your PEUC claim shows you have sufficient wages to potentially qualify for a new

Please continue to file your weekly claim certifications until the week ending July 3, 2021, as payments will continue to be paid,

Beginning July 4, 2021, log into your account and select "File an Initial Claim" to Initial Claim" to apply for the new regular unemployment claim.

Please do not file a new regular unemployment claim until July 4,

Filing a new regular unemployment claim before July 4, 2021 will cause issues and delay your claim.

• ringo
• 2021/06/20 (Sun) 14:36
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sunset

Thanks for sharing. I haven't worked since I became furlough (I have received paid work), but I received this email today. Does this mean it is not a glitch on the UI side …?

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/20 (Sun) 15:33
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[Continued from #308]

The Unemployment Insurance Help Team has shared this again, so I'll share it ASAP.

This email is being sent to those who have not worked since they first applied for unemployment insurance and have only been paid by their employer （ Like the April happening, this is a systemic glitch phenomenon where those who have no work income and are only paid are also receiving the email delivery ）. Glitch phenomenon .

The Unemployment Insurance Help Team advises that before the Benefit Year End expires, you should call, email, or fax the UI office and say, "I have not worked since I first applied for unemployment insurance. My employer paid me with pay on ●●202●. Please review your own unemployment insurance again," they request.

If you are sending an e-mail or fax, please remember to include your name, last four digits of your social security number, address, telephone number, e-mail address, and employer information. If you do not include these, the UI office will not be able to verify your identity and will put you off or let you through.

You may also want to include the amount of all paid time off and bank statements from your employer since you first applied for unemployment insurance to expedite the UI office's response.

You are receiving this email because a review of your PEUC claim shows you have sufficient wages to potentially qualify for a new regular

Please continue to file your weekly claim certifications until the week ending July 3, 2021,

Beginning July 4, 2021, log into your account and select "File an Initial Claim" to Initial Claim" to apply for the new regular unemployment claim.

Please do not file a new regular unemployment claim until July 4,

Filing a new regular unemployment claim before July 4, 2021 will cause issues and delay your claim. On the other hand, if you have had "short-time," "part-time," "on-call," or "fixed-term" work income since you first applied for unemployment insurance and receive the above email, you will follow the steps outlined in the email.