Walt's SSN

[ManaByte]

Re: Walt's SSN

Can't imagine why the interest in his SSN...but for those oh-so curious...his SSN, address, and other info has always been available to anyone on his death certificate:



My brother's SSN and mine are 1 digit off...so they must not have been using computer check-digits back in those days. Perhaps they are now...but I don't know one way or the other.

Someone needs to update Walt's Wikipedia entry. They have his time of death as 3:00am, when the death certificate shows different.

[barfownz]

Re: Walt's SSN

I used to work in the "New Accounts - Fraud Prevention" department of a credit card company.

When anybody sends in a credit card application, the SSN number is automaticly checked with a government site of SSN's of dead people. If it matches the SSN of a dead person, it would be flagged as fraud.

Well thats good.

[Angelica Gracey]

Re: Walt's SSN

If someone tries to use any persons SSN, after their death has been recorded to the Social Security Administration (SSA), it will be found out rather quickly. This is why after death your SSN becomes *public* record.

I work for my counties Social Services agency, and believe me, folks don't want a deceased persons SSN, they want a SSN of a individual who is alive. Every month our Eligibility workers do a SSN checks on clients to see if there is any new earned income. Imagine one workers surprise when their homeless, disabled, female client started making $5000 a month in a different county doing construction! Turns out her SSN was being used illegally by a male down in Southern California. Every month I punch my SSN into the system, just to see if it's being used by someone else, I also check my yearly SSA statement, to make sure nothing is off.

Don't worry, those who try to use a deceased persons SSN will be caught rather quickly. Walt's number is safe.

[Speedway]

Re: Walt's SSN

*shakes head*
Disney geeks.
*tuts*

Oh my god, get the hell off my untouched-by-human-hands Tokyo Disneyland maps, mother!

[Mac Daddy]

Re: Walt's SSN

*shakes head*
Disney geeks.
*tuts*

Oh my god, get the hell off my untouched-by-human-hands Tokyo Disneyland maps, mother!

:blink:

All of those Smarties are going to your head.

[minnietoo]

Re: Walt's SSN

If someone tries to use any persons SSN, after their death has been recorded to the Social Security Administration (SSA), it will be found out rather quickly. This is why after death your SSN becomes *public* record.

I work for my counties Social Services agency, and believe me, folks don't want a deceased persons SSN, they want a SSN of a individual who is alive. Every month our Eligibility workers do a SSN checks on clients to see if there is any new earned income. Imagine one workers surprise when their homeless, disabled, female client started making $5000 a month in a different county doing construction! Turns out her SSN was being used illegally by a male down in Southern California. Every month I punch my SSN into the system, just to see if it's being used by someone else, I also check my yearly SSA statement, to make sure nothing is off.

Don't worry, those who try to use a deceased persons SSN will be caught rather quickly. Walt's number is safe.

Well if someone tries to use mine - I hope they put more money into the system than I have - so when I retire I can get a larger income.

[UncleTheodore]

Re: Walt's SSN

*shakes head*
Disney geeks.
*tuts*

Oh my god, get the hell off my untouched-by-human-hands Tokyo Disneyland maps, mother!

Do you Brits have a simular tax ID number?I know silly question.Have fun entertaining Mac next month.

[Cousin Orville]

Re: Walt's SSN

No. It was the land across Riverside Drive. Anyway this year marks the 40th anniversay of Walt's Death.

[Cousin Orville]

Re: Walt's SSN

[QUOTE=Motorboat Cruiser;965521]"Pickfair", the famous home of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, once considered more famous than the White House, was bought by Pia Zadora who leveled it. Same thing with the Sharon Tate house (Manson killings) on Ceilo Drive and OJ's home on Rockingham Lane. QUOTE]

Somehow the Tate and OJ demos seem like a good idea.

[chadb14]

Re: Walt's SSN

How weird - I looked up my dad and found him very easily, but when I looked up my grandpa - he wasn't even listed.

[DLFreak71]

Re: Walt's SSN

That sure looks like it says Dec. 25th, 1966 on the date of death on that certificate. I know it's the 15th, but that really looks like a two.

That is a two

But if you look, it was written in.
The rest of it is typed.
Looked at the "2" 's that are typed. They don't look like the "2" on the date of death.


OFF THE SUBJECT:
Is it just me or is the reply part of Mice chat really slow to come up?

[Cousin Orville]

Re: Walt's SSN

I looked up and found my Grandpa, my Aunt Lilly, Niece Marilyn, Cousin Eddie but no Uncle Herman.

[Opus1guy]

Re: Walt's SSN

OFF THE SUBJECT:
Is it just me or is the reply part of Mice chat really slow to come up?

No problems here in the last few minutes I've been posting. Fast as lightning.

[hollywood1939]

Re: Walt's SSN

I looked up and found my Grandpa, my Aunt Lilly, Niece Marilyn, Cousin Eddie but no Uncle Herman.

:lol: :bow:

[UncleTheodore]

Re: Walt's SSN

Uncle Theo - love your generic logo! - When will the t-shirts be available for purchase?

Rasulo loved it,we're currently in negotiations.:lmao:

[dldhistory]

Re: Walt's SSN

if anyone is interested here is Walt's last will and testament:

http://www.dldhistory.com/disneyland.../waltwill.html

[UncleTheodore]

Re: Walt's SSN

Somehow the Tate and OJ demos seem like a good idea.

:ot:I think Nicole Simpson's condo is still there though.