Identity Thief - A Special Word About Social Security Numbers - CREDIT FRAUD
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CREDIT FRAUD: Identity thief - a special word about social security numbers
Very likely, your employer and financial institution will need your SSN for wage and tax reporting purposes. Other private businesses may ask you for your SSN to do a credit check, such as when you apply for a car loan. Sometimes, however, they simply want your SSN for general record keeping. If someone asks for your SSN, ask the following questions:
Why do you need it?
How will it be used?
How do you protect it from being stolen?
What will happen if I don’t give it to you?
If you don’t provide your SSN, some businesses may not provide you with the service or benefit you want. Getting satisfactory answers to your questions will help you to decide whether you want to share your SSN with the business.
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