410-965-1234

I just received the same thing from 1-410-965-1234 I answered hello 2ce but there wasn't any response back from anyone! It was totally silent on the other end! Who was it? Why did they call, not say anything?

I just received call from 1-410-965-1234 I said hello 2ce but Noone responded back, was totally silent on their end! Who is it? Why are they doing this if it really is Social Security? It's wrong for them not to respond back to the person that they called hello

Rbb Seriously thats all someone needs is just the last 4 numbers of your SSN to get all your information on you! ☠️BEWARE probably Scammer or Hackers hacked Social Security Administration Number

BEE You're totally WRONG! Anyone can just get the last 4 digits of your SSN and get ALL YOUR INFORMATION! ☠️ BEWARE OF EVIL SCAMMERS, HACKERS THAT DO THIS!

1-410-965-1234

☠️ beware of giving anyone the last 4 digits of your ssn or even the 1st 5 of your ssn! They can get all of your information just by giving them that!

☠️ beware of giving anyone the last 4 digits of your ssn or even the 1st 5 of your ssn! They can get all of your information just by giving them that!

You are totally wrong! ☠️ beware of giving anyone the last 4 digits of your ssn or even the 1st 5 of your ssn! They can get all of your information just by giving them that!

☠️ beware of giving anyone the last 4 digits of your ssn or even the 1st 5 of your ssn! They can get all of your information just by giving them that!

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Seriously thats all someone needs is just the last 4 numbers of your SSN to get all your information on you!
... beware of giving anyone the last 4 digits of your ssn ...

The last 4 digits of one's Social Security Number (SSN) is the most useless part of the number.  And knowing it certainly cannot tell anyone "all your information".

The SSN is comprised of three parts:
1) The Area Number (the first three digits) – Up until 1972 this represented the State in which the number was issued.  From 1972 it has represented the State in which the applicant resided when they applied for their number (based on the mailing address on their application form).  In the late 1980's almost all SSNs started being issued at birth and the number can tell where someone was born.

2) The Group Number (next two digits) – This can tell approximately when an SSN was issued.  Group Numbers represent blocks of 10,000 SSNs within a given Area and range from 01 to 99 (00 is not used).  They are not issued in sequence, but rather in the order of odd groups 01 to 09, then even groups 10 to 98, then even groups 02 to 08 and lastly odd groups 11 to 99.

3) The Serial Number (the last four digits) – These are issued in numerical order from 0001 to 9999 (number 0000 is never used) within a Group.  The only information you can get from a given Serial Number is which Serial Number was issued before it and which was issued after it.

The three parts together create a 9-digit number that uniquely identifies the person to whom it was issued to the Social Security Administration.  SSNs are never reused.  Nearly 1 billion Americans can be identified with an SSN, to date less than half that number of Americans have been issued an SSN.

This number showed up as Social Security, but when I answered it was just a clicking sound. I blocked and deleted them.

You called me.    Can't  ...can't get though to you.      Wel protected

Social security would never ask u for ur ss#!

Scammer called, and the number was auto-blocked when they couldn't answer the firewall question.