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Re: Social Security and Mailing Address flagged as Commercial
Social security is one of those things most people never think about until they are getting ready to retire. For some people the prospect of signing on for benefits is a daunting task and most do not know where to begin. That is where the site ssa-office comes into play. If you look for your local social security office or you need help to sign up for yourself or others https://ssa-office.com/ is here to help you with all these tasks.571Views0likes0CommentsRe: Do most parks check/copy your ID? (Victims of ID theft)
doxiemom11 wrote: Your address is public record and anyone can do a search for your home address. They don't need to get it off your license. Your property tax records are also public record along with the value of your house, when it was purchased, how much you paid etc. I am even aware of a way to get deceased persons social security numbers. If I were a scam artists I could use/have as many of those as I wanted. There is a lot of information that can be obtained in ways other than seeing your id or credit/debit card. I completely agree! It seems to me that your license is not necessary for this to find out the address!431Views0likes0CommentsRe: Repair Help (Sealing)
jimh425 wrote: Riley01 wrote: What kind of paint would you use? This is more like a membrane type material than paint. I don’t think it really matters since it will almost never be seen, but plastidip would be a good choice if you wanted more of a membrane type look. plastidip real a good alternative, to do this!607Views0likes0CommentsRe: Tailgate
spoon059 wrote: My friend's 2017 tailgate was stolen out of his driveway. $6000 insurance claim later it was replaced. I think his had a lock, but it wasn't tied into the electric locks of the truck (on an upper level trim package too!). I have a Tradesman Ram (bottom of the line) and the tailgate locks with the doors whenever you hit the lock button. OP, I would 100% go after the repair shop for replacement. Your insurance will go up as a result, which isn't fair to you. They have an obligation to maintain your property when they are in possession of it. but did the insurance cover the cost of the door? and what did your friend do with that393Views0likes0Comments
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