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Editor’s Note: Here at Focus Newspapers, we recently received a letter that someone had filed for unmployment benefits under our company. The culprit had a social security number of the person correct, but spelled their name incorrectly. The day we got the notice, we replied to the Texas Unemployment Commission online and mailed them the form discussing the fraud along with explaination. We also called, but no one answered the call and there was no way to leave a message. Please take these things very seriously. A couple years ago people filed against us fraudulently and we replied but according to the TWC we replied to late so we were penalized a great deal of money since the TWC decided to pay the people anyway because we replied late. There is no reasoning with the TWC so respond immediately to any messages or letters from them. The letter we received this time said it was created on March 31 but it was not received until April 10, so close attention needs to be paid to the letters since postal service appears to be very slow at the current time. If you don’t respond quickly, you might be penalized as well, and the penalties can go forward for years!