Re: Privacy Rights

[Flyawaynot@aol.com]

Al, all I can say is "Thank God for the Internet."  Being a card-carrying 
baby boomer, I never realized the extent to which our privacy has been and is 
being compromised.  I've given my SSN to numerous employers and insurance 
companies over the years, and I'm sure my little bit of humanity is in some 
database somewhere.  Although I have nothing to hide, it annoys the hell out 
of me.

One important thing I've recently learned is the difference between the old 
SS cards and the new.  The old cards had imprinted on them that the SS card 
as not to be used as a form of ID and they were for reporting wages only.  
Now, the new cards do not have that information of them.

First thing I'm going to do tomorrow is to dredge up my old card and compare 
it with the replacement I recently obtained.

If someone can organize and write a TV commercial to alert the nation about 
what's going on, I'll pledge $100 to the effort.

That's it from here.
Kathy