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Re: Equifax Hit With $70 Billion Lawsuit After Leaking 143 Million Social Security Numbers 

By: monkeytrots in POPE IV | Recommend this post (2)
Fri, 08 Sep 17 11:38 PM | 92 view(s)
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>> Fortunately, they DON'T have access to the entire financial record of every American.

Maybe not the ENTIRE fin. rec. - but already damned close to it.

And what is even MORE disturbing - the IRS and SOC.SEC. agencies use THOSE 3 companies, without warrants, to get your records.

Proof: Simple - try signing up for a 'mysocialsecurity' online account from the SSA. The 'security questions' they ask come DIRECTLY from the records of those three companies - not from any info you've supplied to the feds via mandatory 'inform on yourself' filings such as 'filing your income tax statements'.




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Re: Equifax Hit With $70 Billion Lawsuit After Leaking 143 Million Social Security Numbers
By: Decomposed in POPE IV
Fri, 08 Sep 17 10:26 PM 		Msg. 33426 of 47202

Nemo: 

Re: “In retrospect it seems like a really dumb idea to give three random companies access to the entire financial records of every American.”

Fortunately, they DON'T have access to the entire financial record of every American. But they sure as hell will if we abandon paper money for electronic.
 

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