Secret IRS policy hides identity theft from victims

Secret IRS policy hides identity theft from victims. If you like your social security number you can keep your social security number.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

CO2Insanity: Tired of the CO2 BS and all the other BS in the US and the world.

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  • Quote from a criminal trespasser who is guilty of identity theft.

    "“Just give us an opportunity to work here,” Maria added."

    Sure, no problem. When our unemployment rate hits zero, we'll give you a call.

  • Can't help but wonder how many ID theft cases can be traced back to the IRS management.

  • Why would the IRS want to tell you about this? It gives them a chance to extort more money from you!

  • This is like the State Dept telling Sean Smith's mother that they can't give her any info about Benghazi because she's not immediate family.

  • To quote Fred Thompson from "the Hunt for Red October"..."This business is going to get out control and we will be lucky to live through it"......

  • It fits perfectly into the picture i get of this "government" as it has been operating- particularly agencies that we're supposed to believe are there to serve an in some instances, protect us from criminals.

    The sad truth is that we have zero recourse and this just confirms that hypothesis... ANY attempt to defraud is met with indifference. So... why do we continue to willingly support what amounts to an enabler of criminal activity? Abolish the criminal IRS.