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SickOfTheOnePct

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5. I would hope..

Reply to Bengus81 (Reply #3)

Thu Jul 17, 2025, 07:34 PM

Jul 17

...that the Social Security Administration wouldn't give out that kind of info to an employer over the phone. That's what eVerify is supposed to do. At the same time, if eVerify passed them with fraudulent information, any call to the SSA probably would have as well.

The kicker is that the HR person that was supposed to do the annual validations was herself working under a fraudulent SSN and false name.

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So, where are the charges against the company's HR officer? sinkingfeeling Jul 17 #1

Exactly n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #2

Or the CEO himself. What...they couldn't make a simple call to SS to verify? Bengus81 Jul 17 #3

I would hope.. SickOfTheOnePct Jul 17 #5

Show me their paychecks and per hourly while you're at it... mpcamb Jul 17 #4