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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 464506" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>MOney.....is the root of all evil. Isn't it? I believe I live in the camp that would say something like "You know Mom, I've had problems in past with handing out my social security number so I've made it a practice in my life that no matter WHO it is - you, school, kids - if someone wants my social sec. # - I need them to submit to me in writing via mail - on letterhead their request and I will look it over and make my decision from there about letting my number go out in public. This is my standard daily practice with the internet and cyber thieves being what it is - no offense it is what it is." </p><p></p><p>I did this recently filling out paper work for my new job and amazingly - I wasn't questioned a single bit - It was for life insurance, and I was told I HAD TO give my social security number and my families SS# on the paperwork I turned into my work. Well - No. I told my work what I told you (and that is true) after identity theft? Not happening. This is our practice. Besides ------THIS place? Leaves paperwork with SS# lay out all over the place - they don't guard MY well being like they should, MY SS# is not locked up like fort knox - so why the H would I give it to THEM - to go through all that HE&& again? AND MY MOTHERS? OMG - H no. They aren't that trustworthy......so.....no. Besides ------no one really needs it for a will or anything else UNLESS THEY die ----and then you only need it - to prove WHO YOU ARE - after they are dead. Call any lawyer or insurance agent on that one. I already did this week. </p><p></p><p>Nuf sed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 464506, member: 4964"] MOney.....is the root of all evil. Isn't it? I believe I live in the camp that would say something like "You know Mom, I've had problems in past with handing out my social security number so I've made it a practice in my life that no matter WHO it is - you, school, kids - if someone wants my social sec. # - I need them to submit to me in writing via mail - on letterhead their request and I will look it over and make my decision from there about letting my number go out in public. This is my standard daily practice with the internet and cyber thieves being what it is - no offense it is what it is." I did this recently filling out paper work for my new job and amazingly - I wasn't questioned a single bit - It was for life insurance, and I was told I HAD TO give my social security number and my families SS# on the paperwork I turned into my work. Well - No. I told my work what I told you (and that is true) after identity theft? Not happening. This is our practice. Besides ------THIS place? Leaves paperwork with SS# lay out all over the place - they don't guard MY well being like they should, MY SS# is not locked up like fort knox - so why the H would I give it to THEM - to go through all that HE&& again? AND MY MOTHERS? OMG - H no. They aren't that trustworthy......so.....no. Besides ------no one really needs it for a will or anything else UNLESS THEY die ----and then you only need it - to prove WHO YOU ARE - after they are dead. Call any lawyer or insurance agent on that one. I already did this week. Nuf sed. [/QUOTE]
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