I am Deaf. I have been looking for a job since 2008 and I wasn't able to land a job especially in the hearing field:

http://deafcantgetjobs.blogspot.com/2012/11/reasons-employers-wont-hire-deaf-people.html

I was able to get a job in a Deaf industry but got laid off 4.5 years later. I was able to get my SSDI reinstated without issues knowing fully well that no one wants to hire Deaf people; f*** Walmart, my BS Degree is not worth the minimum wage.

I did not respond to the voice message on the answering machine because the local social security office told me their caller  ID says US Government. This is not social security.

Sounded pretty good, until your last sentence.  Now I wouldn't look into this program for any reason. I SERIOUSLY hope you don't work for this group because I'm fairly certain your customer service skills are lacking greatly.

I got this same automated call that referred to me by name.  Then, I was transferred to a human who asked who she was speaking with.  I said the recording knew who I was, Don't you?  She explained that it was an auto-call and when transferred--any one of the plethora of operators get the call and they don't know who is on the other end.

Now, this lady had all of my info from SSA.  She knew I was disabled and why.  She still went on with her pitch.  I said, "If you know all about me and have my info, then why are you notifying me about this program?"  She stated that everyone receiving SSD is eligible.  

Well, I'm permanently and totally disabled, thanks to 23 years in the military--so I'll never be able to work again.  They know that.

THIS IS NOT A SCAM!! THIS IS A LEGIT PROGRAM!

DID YOU RECEIVE A CALL FROM 1-855-835-0010?

The phone call you received was from Social Security's Ticket to Work program.  Ticket to work is a free and voluntary Social Security program that helps people who receive disability benefits return to work or work for the first time.  The call refers eligible beneficiaries to Ticket to Work's Help line at 1-866-968-7842 (V) or 1-866-833-2967 (TTY) and to http://choosework.net/mycall/.  One of Social Security's contractors manages this site and the Help Line. Visit http://choosework.net/mycall/ to sign up for free information or go to the Ticket to Work program website to learn more about your options.  Or, contact one of our representatives through the Ticket to Work Help Line.  Be one of the many people who have connected with us for important information about work as a path to financial independence!

source: http://www.ssa.gov/work/

Some of you idiots need to do 5 seconds of research before you scare the hell out of everyone.  Also, if on SSD and no interest in getting back to work, you are a lazy piece of s*** who is milking the system.  SSD should be temporary unless perminately disabled.  

We have all been told that the ONLY way that Social Security contacts you is in the mail. They even made a PSA on TV about the government only mails you information and it does not call, email or text you, so do NOT give out your personal information. I do not trust some automated call system that will not leave a message, but will call me up to 3 times a day.  This company should play by the same rules if they are endorsed by Social Security.

The phone call you received from 1-855-835-0010 was from Social Security's Ticket to Work program and is endorsed by Social Security. The call refers eligible beneficiaries to the TIcket to Work Help Line at 1-866-968-7842(V) or 866-833-2967(TTY) and to http://choosework.net/mycall/ a site administered by the Beneficiary Access and Support Services contractor on behalf of Social Security. Many beneficiaries have been connected to important information about work as a  path to financial independence by talking to our representatives. You can receive more information about Ticket to Work, including links to choosework.net and the Help Line at http://socialsecurity.gov/work.

Got a call from this number, also said it was the Social Secuirty Ticket to Work.  When I said I was not interested for my son (quadriplegic and nonverbal), he wanted to verify his social security and mine - wanted me to give him both!  I asked him to send anything in writing, and he said they couldn't.   I cannot believe that social security would call you, asking you to give them your social security number over the phone!

The same voice recording was left on my answering system except it put my son's name in place of Elizabeth's name.  I think it's a scam.   There is a program called Ticket to Work; but, it's not going to give you financial independence if you find a job working at minimum wage.

sounded shady.....they call me and I can barely understand the caller who has a very strong middle eastern accent, he asks me for my name and social security number. hmmmm wait a minute, you called me! don't you know who you called? shouldn't you have my information on file? I refused to give any info and advised him that I would go to my local office for any information on the program. then he asked which state I lived in! wow......again, YOU CALLED ME!

what??

Says it's Social Security, but is actually some sort of scam. Google Voice transcript:

This call is from Social Security. At (855) 835-0010. With an important message for yeah, Elizabeth. Yeah, I was here. Yeah, our free ticket to work program can help you achieve financial independence. By choosing to earn money through work. This program it is for people like you will receive disability benefits. Yeah, I'd like to tell you about we could keep your health care benefits and support. As you transition towards financial independence. Please hold while we connect you two any agent. Or, if you prefer, you can call us back. At (855) 835-0010. Again, That's (855) 835-0010. Yeah all social security to use check to 214 bye bye. And I heard your message. Horton. Hello. I'm sort of go through. If you're still considering with aren't you working on for an intentional. And I'm going to Mr people to submit this very important independence. You know if you need to call us about news group music. As far as far as, 334-0010. Again (344) 334-0710 things with you. I'm sure persons, Room, Summers.

It said it was ticket to work from Social Security....but the person did noot have any info ...and I was not going to give any

About the ticket to work program, seems like Social Security is being privatized, scarry.

Received a call from this number, no idea who it was, didn't answer.

It from Social Security informing you about their "ticket to work" program.

hate these number's that are unknown, i dont any thing about , what do i do but call my attorney , and they sure will put the suckers in hot water hahaha.