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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) – A magnificent development after 7 On Your Side reported the guy from Florida who suddenly received 12 letters in EDD from California, all addressed to strangers. Reports are pouring in heaps of other EDD letters appearing in mailboxes in California. It turns out that the natives used arbitrary speeches to produce deceptive unemployment claims. What is so infuriating is that over a thousand unemployed Californians still cannot get rewards for valid applications, and yet it seems that EDD has paid the crooks thousands of dollars. Florida man mistakenly receives 12 letters from California EDD. The EDD won’t say how much he’s gone, but now he’s trying to hide the money, which is why this flurry of letters. We told you about Barry O’Brien from West Palm Beach, Florida. He received 12 letters from our EDD, treated to four strangers. “I looked in the envelope, and I said, ‘What is this …? »» Said O’Brien. “I really don’t understand who these people are, how did four people use my speech? They were also amazed to receive letters in the EDD – all addressed to strangers. They were shipped to Gilbert from Bakersfield, Emma from Encino, Sarah from San Francisco, and Debby from Riverside County. to payouts of $ 600, 7 On Your Side gets your questions answered “I was sort of stunned to see four separate people talking about them,” Debby Fabela advised. She opened them to determine if someone had stolen her identity. Instead, the memo stated that EDD had compensated this person a lot in benefits. That’s a lot of money… why was there such a massive mistake that someone received a $ 10,000 overpayment? Fabela asked. VIDEO: The unemployed share how they got through the EDD method to possibly receive rewards “I don’t understand the title, no one has lived here with that title.” David Pacheco in Huntington Beach received half a dozen letters – he was shocked at what he found inside one of them. Here is the debit card. Always attached to the paperwork, always glued to it, ”Pacheco showed us an EDD debit card from Bank of America addressed to someone named Valerie. And here’s her award notice, saying she’s entitled to up to $ 14,000. RELATED: EDD Complaints Continue To Come In As The $ 600 Benefits End This Week. . If it is not received, why will you still issue money? Pacheco asked. Many of these letters are overpayment notices – the EDD trying to claim this money. Instead, they reach these bewildered people. We asked EDD how much money they gave out to crooks. A spokesperson did not provide this information, citing an ongoing investigation. RELATED: ESD Applicants End Up in ‘Purgatory’ Without Approval or Denial. a national survey. Specific details are confidential… but if identity thieves have a significant amount of personal information, complaints can still be processed and payment made before additional information can close the claim. a lot of legitimate people still haven’t. Desperate workers tell me they are still waiting for their identity to be verified and have not received a dime since March. Check out more videos and stories from Michael Finney and 7 On Your Side. Copyright © 2020 KGO-TV. All rights reserved.