To: RaceBannon
Don't social security checks come from washington .d.c.
To: classygreeneyedblonde
Mostly electronic transfers now I believe.
To: classygreeneyedblonde
There's a thought. Also, what did that SS Check run into elsewhere? I live here, and so do many Freepers, so, maybe this got in her house through rubbing up against Government mail? Just a guess.
To: classygreeneyedblonde
Don't social security checks come from washington .d.c.Excellent thought, might even explain the women in NY. Interesting to know if she got regular mail from DC.
64 posted on
11/20/2001 2:02:27 PM PST by
jwalsh07
To: classygreeneyedblonde
I think all Social Security transactions have been electronically transferred to banks the past few years.
Whew!
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To: classygreeneyedblonde
Don't social security checks come from washington .d.c.
I've already warned my grandfather not to open any new direct deposits. He's to foward them on to his favorite grandson. :)
To: classygreeneyedblonde
To: classygreeneyedblonde
Interesting theory, scary.
To: classygreeneyedblonde
I am not sure the FBI will think of that :-) I think you should send an email to a few people. It would explain how this woman got it versus the idea that the Wiccans are after her.
To: classygreeneyedblonde
While many old people get actual social security checks instead of direct deposits, I would imagine that they would come from regional offices instead of all being mailed out from one place. Direct Deposit has been unpopular with many seniors, since going to the bank on whatever day of the month to deposit the check was a very popular activity.
177 posted on
11/20/2001 8:19:54 PM PST by
Koblenz
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