Originally Posted by
gloopy
That's freaking hilarious. Which (if possible, and I assume it would be but idk) would likely generate more lawsuits over that methodology than the original fake one about age.
Yea, pretty funny.
One kid has a SSN with last 4 of 000X....anything would be better than that! Alas.....not too easy to get it changed.
Investopedia..."
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- The Social Security Administration generally discourages people from changing their Social Security number, except under certain circumstances.
- Acceptable reasons for obtaining a new number include ongoing identity theft or threat of personal harm, such as from domestic abuse.
- Receiving a new number doesn't erase the old one, which will remain on file at government agencies and some businesses."