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Originally Posted by Sybaris
Yeah, my parents forwarded me the same email to which I promptly responded with an application that places an icon on their tool bar that automatically checks where it registers on the urban legend radar. It should be a required PC load for every person over 65.
Regardless, nothing new here. IRS and credit reporting agencies already have real time (real time or snail time who cares) access to your financial records.
http://www.factcheck.org/2009/08/twe...about-hr-3200/
Step away from the fear mongers. |
People that can't read and comprehend try my patience. Your post implies that what I posted was fiction. You didn't read all of it. All you have to do is Google the bill--HR3200 and compare it with the items in your email.
IRS and credit agencies DO NOT have REAL TIME access to your financial records. Credit agencies only operate on data reported to them or acquired from public records and have absolutely NO access to your bank accounts. The IRS has very limited access and only able to obtain data during audits. Yes, certain monetary transactions are reportable, but it is NOT the same as real time access.
Don't take my word for it--pull up the bill and do the research. Quit believing the garbage your political heroes are feeding you and really figure out what is going on.
Don't even trust fact check--DO THE RESEARCH AND READ.
Lee