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• Identity theft is ignored
  The government claims of identity theft going down is because they ignore use of different social security numbers. Case in point, one of many in South Dakota. One person has 31 different social security numbers, no arrest, no prosecution. Annie White of the Social Security Administration says that this in under investigation 2 years ago still no action. Google southdakotagov for court documents that this person has used different social security numbers to pass no account checks with out fear of prosecution, open credit accounts, get loans and not have to pay it back.
  
  Identity theft is going down because it is ignored by law enforcement and the FTC.

  December 7, 2007

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• Identity theft is alive and well just hidden
  Identity theft is still growing. It is just that law enforcement has become more adept at covering up the crimes so the voters don't become angry.
  
  31 social security numbers and over 1/4 million in cash advances, fake loans, credit cards and no account checks while on probation and law enforcement with judge help covered it up.
  
  google southdakotagov.info

  February 19, 2007

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• Identity theft
  Identity theft is still growing. It is just that law enforcement has become more adept at covering up the crimes so the voters don't become angry.
  
  31 social security numbers and over 1/4 million in cash advances, fake loans, credit cards and no account checks while on probation and law enforcement with judge help covered it up.
  
  google southdakotagov.info

  February 19, 2007

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