Google your SSN

[mickeyd]

Just for grins , I Googled my SSN and got this : -1760!

It just did the math ~ 000-00-0000 ~and gave me what I asked for!

Is your SSN more or less than mine?

 

[CuppaJoe]

Do you have a warrant or are you citing the Patriot Act?

 

[FinanceGeek]

I suspect that googling your SSN could open you up to identity theft issues since the search can be trivially be associated with your IP (and therefore your name/addr).

I'd avoid doing it.

 

[Danny]

there is no way I'm going to do that..I may own google stock but I don't trust them to protect my information...I think they record searches to feed their servers...

 

[smileydog]

Kind of reminds me a site that "as a service" would check to see if your identity had been stolen. All you had to do is enter your SS#... That sounds safe.... not

 

[Zathras]

In addition to Google having your SSN, any site you get to via a link on the results page can get your SSN. I just wouldn't do it.

 

[waltwill8]

Do it on a calculator. I'll bet you get the same answer, and it's safe.

 

[CuppaJoe]

Sorry we're not having more fun with this, MickyD. Some of us see no point to "how big is your's" threads unless we can get a bead on your net worth. BTY, my SS number subtracts to a much bigger negative number than -1760.

 

[Goonie]

BTY, my SS number subtracts to a much bigger negative number than -1760.

My negative number is 73.1% bigger.....or would that be smaller?! Now I've confused myself!!!

 

[W2R]

My negative number is 73.1% bigger.....or would that be smaller?! Now I've confused myself!!!

Hard to express! How about this: The absolute value of mine is over twice the absolute value of his.

 

[Goonie]

Hard to express! How about this: The absolute value of mine is over twice the absolute value of his.

I'm gonna have to go have some chocolate and ponder this for a while.

 

[whitestick]

Neat! Mine came to exactly -1000. Surely there is some hidden meaning in a result like that!

 

[cantlogin]

-1 > -2

 

[HFWR]

Hard to express! How about this: The absolute value of mine is over twice the absolute value of his.

If I had a nickel for every time I heard that...