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Each year your employer sends a copy of your W-2 (Wage and Tax Statement) to Social Security. We compare your name and Social Security number on the W-2 with the information in our files. We add the earnings shown on the W-2 to your Social Security record. It is critical that your name and Social Security number on your Social Security card agree with your employer’s payroll records and W-2 so that we can credit your earnings to your record. It is up to you to make sure that both Social Security’s records and your employer’s records are correct. If your Social Security card is incorrect, contact any Social Security office to make changes. Check your W-2 form to make sure your employer’s record is correct and, if it isn’t, give your employer the accurate information.Related ArticlesAdditional ResourcesYou also can check your earnings record on your Social Security Statement. The Statement is available online to workers age 18 and older. To review your Statement, go to my Social Security | Social Security Administration and create an account.

First of all, the US military has no involvement of any kind in the marriages or marital status of its personnel. There is no such thing as a “fiancé form”, and a soldier does not need his “commander’s” permission to marry. If your “soldier” has told you any of that, he’s a liar and a thief.Second, before you answer any of his questions, ask him for his own:◉ Name◉ DOB◉ Social Security number◉ Date of enlistmentThen enter them here:Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA) websiteChoose “Single Record Request”. You’ll have to create a free account, but this takes only a minute.If he’s a genuine member of the US military, he will be listed on that site. But the odds are that he won’t give you his information, because Nigerian scammers don’t have social security numbers!There are thousands of military romance scammers online. They impersonate real US military personnel. They want to exploit the ignorance of their victims to make fools out of them and steal their money.Please: Don’t be a fool!

Yes. While majority of things like “red room” is nothing but a hoax or scam, there are hundreds of marketplaces that offer different products of all kinds with reputable sellers, merchants, escrow and accountant services.If the first thing that comes to your mind is “drugs” - you will be right. But there is something else, that being bought and sold quicker and more frequent than drugs. Its daily volume is over dozen millions of US dollars.So, are you curios what’s that?Credit and Debit Cards. It’s quite possible that while you are reading my answer your Credit/Debit card information is on sale.It’s just as easy as buying something on Amazon:Let’s say I want to get a card from somebody who lives in SeattleWell, hello there, Mr. Tinh. Owner of a Platinum credit card, right? I have some bad news for you - just for $5 dollars everyone will get your CVV (or CVV2), pin, expiration date and card number.For additional couple dollars it comes with Social Security number, phone number and other information that might help somebody with online shopping.If you think that only Americans suffer from this - you are wrong. Regardless where are you from, your information is for sale.I don’t know if Lindsey is on Quora, but her Paypal account with 38k USD balance is on sale.Karen, I am sorry, but I am afraid that your social security number, address and your personal information is for sale just for 75 cents.Just for $10-$20, people can get a copy of your precious credit card and use it for their daily expenses such as Rolex WatchesWhat I have demonstrated is a “bottom-shelf” marketplace with relatively small selection and solid, reputable merchants. Some platforms have over ~50 thousand credit/debit cards added on a weekly basis. Do you know what’s even more surprising? Majority of those cards are sold within 24 hours.So how to avoid becoming a victim?I would like to leave couple recommendations:Every week go through your transactions and see any unusual purchases. Many criminals are not going to wipe out your account immediately. Instead, they can use about 10 cards at the same time to make daily $10–$30 purchases that you might not notice.When you purchase something or visit a website, make sure to see a “lock” sign.3. Don’t use the same password for your Email, online banking and PayPal/Amazon/Ebay/Whatever account4. Change your passwords from time to time. Always add numbers and symbols to your password. Bad password: Emily1989 . Good password: 7goenG55arN0#zeb%d)5. Double check links when you login. If something involves money or personal information - always check. No exceptions.These little tips might save you money and time!Edit: to prevent people from asking the same questions in the comment section, here are couple more clarifications:Question 1: If the people selling the cards could use them, why sell them at all?Answer: Everyone has their own role and purpose. One person develops software for SQL injection, parser or keylogger. He sells this software and he doesn’t want to be involved or being directly responsible for what happens next. Hacking into someone’s computer or setting phishing network is completely different from using stolen cards. Some stolen cards might get blocked by owner, some might get blocked by bank, some card might be reported stolen/lost, that’s why criminals buy bulk of cards, not just 1 or 2.The highest chance to be caught is by the person that tries to cash out or buy something with the card. If you have 5000 cards, you might sell them for 10 dollars each, instead of taking risks to cash them out - in this case, you chances to get caught are minimal. Yes, you might cash out $500,000 with very high risk, or you can feel safe with $50,000. Some people unite in networks and do the whole process as one team, but not always.For the same reason why farmers that grow coca plant don’t process and distribute cocaine - that’s a completely different skill setQuestion 2: Wouldn’t you lose your credit card information because you have to provide your card details to purchase stolen cards?Answer: No, people use Bitcoin, Monero and other cryptocurrencies.Question 3: I have 2 factor authentication, it’s impossible to get hacked!Answer:a) If you order something from abroad, you might not get any 2FAb) SS7 exploit After years of warnings, mobile network hackers exploit SS7 flaws to drain bank accountsc) IMSI catchers: IMSI-catcher - Wikipediad) App permissions (ability to read your SMS) - All about Android app permissionsQuestion 4: Can you hack my computer/my girlfriend/my boss/my cat and get credit card information for me?Answer: You will get ignored.Suggestion: 7goenG55arN0#zeb%d is a bad password, because it’s hard to remember. It’s better to use : D@ve l0ves pulled_porkAnswer: Not really. I have below average memory, and I am capable of remembering long-ass passwords. In fact I have different password for each email, each application and each piece of valuable information I have. What you need to do is to create couple patterns and memorize them. For example:Dave loves pulled pork can be easily transformed into 4(four letters) lvs (no vowels), ^ (6 letters, ^ symbol instead of 6 in your keyboard), paoaraka (added A vowels after each letter, last letter is capital)In result you will get 4lvs^paorakATo make this password, all you need to remember is the password phrase and key to it (Dave loves pulled pork) , key (number of letters, no vowels, symbol number, add vowels, with last one capital).As for bruteforce, I wish you would know how many people think that they are safe because they use password like : “p@ssword_1989”.