Why does Solidpay need our social security # in order to deposit online?

go2guy

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Also what happened to Pinny and Olympic signing up to use this service and when are the debit cards going to be put out? Seems like they have been pending for the past serveral months?

 

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probably for the same reasons Neteller wants it now also...

 

Whoson1st

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As Dandy Don used to say on Mon. Night Football: "gotta little hitch in their getalong".

 

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I am pretty sure its verification of identity.

 

go2guy

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Well tried to call but got the answering service AGAIN (everytime I've called I get their answering service). They couldn't even answer an easy question outside of the need for a social sec. # question I had. Are they waiting for football season to open their office with knowledgeable reps or staffing?

 

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wolfie_cr said:

I am pretty sure its verification of identity.

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thats what Colin head of Security at neteller told The General once when he asked him that question....

 

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Jus another Theory---Not proven Yet.

They are waiting to set up their main Offices in Iraq. Only waiting for the US to pull out so they won't have so much trouble. The SS# could be for your UNCLE to keep track of you a bit better and in case---you--all try some shady stuff!!!

 

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All of their calls go to their answering service. Their customer service is a complete joke.

 

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Whoson1st said:

Jus another Theory---Not proven Yet.

They are waiting to set up their main Offices in Iraq. Only waiting for the US to pull out so they won't have so much trouble. The SS# could be for your UNCLE to keep track of you a bit better and in case---you--all try some shady stuff!!!

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one of your better ones Who...

 

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You would be surprised at how many people try to make chargebacks on gambling deposits. That's is the main reason for asking for your SS number. I don't blame them.

 

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truthteller said:

You would be surprised at how many people try to make chargebacks on gambling deposits. That's is the main reason for asking for your SS number. I don't blame them.

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So they can use your ss# for what, blackmail?

 

Dawoofdaddy

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You guys are asking for problems if you are putting your SS# on the internet. For those that havent done this already, other options are available to send and receive $$ to/from books.

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