Legal Thriller Author Outlines Social Security Disaster

Jack Payne, author of Six Hours Past Thursday (sixhrs.com) says the U.S Government is Committing "Legal" Crime Against its Own Citizens.

A Chicago man, a painting contractor, retired and moved to Florida. Not long thereafter the IRS came down on him for unpaid taxes and a large lending institution threatened to sue him over missed loan payments. After drawing a credit report on himself, out of bewilderment, he discovered a multiple of unknown charges. His only crime? Some 50 years before, the man, now 70, applied for and received a social security card. "I don't understand it," he frets. "I've always lived a responsible life. I paid my bills. I never carried a credit card balance. I never cheated on my taxes. Now all this. It's a nightmare."

Last year some 9,000,000 people paid taxes that did not match social security records. What's the core of the problem? Illegal immigrants. Up to 80% of these non-matched records are believed to originate with these people who file stolen or purely manufactured numbers. Follow-up investigations have revealed as many as 35 employers having the same SS number under different names. And, incredibly, no mechanism for notifying the rightful number holder exists.

Jack Payne, the founder and first publisher of Business Opportunities Digest, has strong feelings on the subject. "It's 'legal' crime being perpetrated on all of us by our own government," he theorizes. "What else can you call it? The true victims--the legitimate card holders--never know until IRS comes after them for back taxes, and when private companies try to collect unpaid loans and overdue bills. With no legal requirement to report irregularities, the people who know don't. Instead they simply put their heads in the sand, plead nolo contendre, and hide behind the Privacy Law.

There is absolutely no incentive to level with you about all the imposters riding on your social security number. Contrarily, important non-incentives to inform exist. because benefits abound. The Social Security Administration collects huge sums of extra taxes which they dump into something called their Earnings Surplus File, an accounting limbo that now houses $420 billion. Creditors sell more loans, and merchants sell more goods on credit. Employers get cheap labor. Thus, everybody is a winner through this non-system system. Everybody, that is, except you, the rightful card holder. This is why this failure to protect you from such obvious, outright theft, adds up to 'legal' crime to me. It's the politicians in Washington who created this farce of a financial state, and who are responsible for it.

Jack Payne, author of Six Hours Past Thursday, a legal thriller about legal scams.

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