Ohio’s unemployment system has seen increased activity by criminals attempting to access residents’ online accounts using their stolen personal information, according to a spokesman.
More Ohioans are receiving notifications that scammers are attempting to access their unemployment accounts, according to the state's unemployment system. People who receive such notification should report ID theft via https://unemploymenthelp.ohio.gov, shown above. COLUMBUS, Ohio —
But the trend has led to a number of Ohioans unexpectedly getting notifications that there was an attempt to change their personal identification number, or some other account activity that they didn’t do.
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