[curiosity]

FYI social security numbers and where they were obtained is a tool of law enforcement and used all the time.

Perhaps, but the simple fact that someone's SSN has a prefix in a state in which he never resided is not, ipso facto, a reason to suspect that it is fraudulant.

[MHGinTN]

ooo, using fancy Latin phrases to defend your idol now, eh? ... Loosen your kneepads obamanoid, having several SSNs is evidence of fraud. Worship your Barry the Bastard on some other board for a while.

[rolling_stone]

Perhaps, but the simple fact that someone's SSN has a prefix in a state in which he never resided is not, ipso facto, a reason to suspect that it is fraudulant

Really? So what is a reason to suspect a card is fraudulent and why are law enforcement officers trained in that tool? What is founded suspicion, probable cause, preponderance of the evidence?

[cracker45]

Yo “ipso facto”, it’s been several weeks now and you still can’t spell “fraudulent”, yet you continue to peddle that ol’ “typo” fraud thingy!

JC