JGalt
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Well this is an interesting development. Apparently the Social Security system has many duplicate numbers, which may be resulting in massive fraud. I recently underwent a First Advantage background check for employment, and an anomaly was reported in the Social Security Number Verification from Experian. It reported a former name with a slightly different first name and different middle initial. The remark on the credit report stated "SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER REPORTED MORE FREQUENTLY FOR ANOTHER CONSUMER." I thought it was curious, because I've never used a different name.
Elon Musk has just discovered this, it's probably just the tip of the iceberg.
"Just learned that the social security database is not de-duplicated, meaning you can have the same SSN many times over, which further enables MASSIVE FRAUD!!Your tax dollars are being stolen."
Elon Musk has just discovered this, it's probably just the tip of the iceberg.
"Just learned that the social security database is not de-duplicated, meaning you can have the same SSN many times over, which further enables MASSIVE FRAUD!!Your tax dollars are being stolen."