Whats your social security number?

idenity theft? whats that?

000-00-0000. Don't tell anyone.

it's the same as yours

A number issued by the U.S. government to people for payroll deductions for old age, survivors, and disability insurance. Anyone who works regularly must obtain a SSN. Many institutions use this number as the student ID number.

You're never supposed to give out the # unless it's to the government or if you're applying for a job because if someone has that number they can easily steal your identity.
Identity Theft is a crime in which an impostor obtains key pieces of personal identifying information (PII) such as Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers and uses them for their own personal gain. This is called ID Theft. It can start with lost or stolen wallets, pilfered mail, a data breach, computer virus, phishing, a scam, or paper documents thrown out by you or a business (dumpster diving). This crime varies widely, and can include check fraud, credit card fraud, financial identity theft, criminal identity theft, governmental identity theft, and identity fraud.

Or once the impostor has the SSN they can go to a bank get a credit card or something like that, spend a lot of money in your name and you have to pay the bill.

steal my identity, I already have bad credit so F U! Still not giving you my SSN ppppttttttttttttttttttt.

when you use someones social and pretend to be them or usually just like charge alot of things to them posing as them when your not, and the real person once they report idenity theft its hard for them to live and buy things as themselves also.

i do not know what soeone does with a SSN as far as identify theft but i know that it can be done so you are not getting mine

423-69-6969


Thanks for asking!

(that is not really my social LOL)

Your social security number is a number assigned to you at birth that is used to verify your eligibility for employment and track your contributions to Medicare and Medicaid throughout your life. Identity theft is when someone uses your information (inlcuding the often required social security number) to obtain credit, open accounts or anything else... they usually get credit cards and buy a lot of stuff that will hurt your credit worthiness.