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Discussion Anyone else have a vanisher 23?
#130: September 20, 2024, 05:28:42 PM
In the last 36 hours, I’ve had a slew of emails come in addressed to my long vanished ex.  A sports betting newsletter, some program benefit emails, a Genesis customer survey…not sure what’s up but my sympathetic nervous system doesn’t love this. Probably nothing but guess I have to add “check my credit report” to my already way overflowing plate.

Reminder to all LBS that after many years and many tax returns together, your ex will always have access to your social security number. 🤬
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