Reserve America requires SS number?
Just spent an hour on reserve america, where I've booked camp sites for several years. It was not a fake site as I could look around at campsites, etc. I went to book and it said I am required to pu...
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msmith1199 wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
Apparently all of you folks advocating giving them a bogus SSN haven't read the entire thread... Way back on page one the OP posted this follow-up: "I did try bogus numbers...NO GO."
By bogus number, he probably entered a number that is an invalid SSN. Their computer system likely has a way to determine which numbers have been issued and which have not. If you transpose the last two numbers on your own SSN you are likely entering a valid number, but it just belongs to somebody else. And as has already been mentioned, using somebody else's social security number like this would be a crime. If it were me, I just wouldn't use the system and wouldn't give them a social security number before I'd commit a crime just to get around it.
Obviously, without more info from the OP, neither one of us knows what numbers he entered. There is an online SSN verification system that matches the numbers with names, etc., available to businesses and agencies with the proper "need to know" though, and RA could very well be tied into it.
