President Trump Has Instructed Elon Musk To Dig Into Possible Fraud At The SoTecial Security Administration!

[Reagan]

 

There's no "possible" fraud -- there IS fraud.  It's my understanding that there are people that are on SS that are 300 years old.  Plus, there are people that are on SS that are actually born in the future.  It's time to stop this nonsense!  

@Big girl  @UT alum  @DCT  @Boyz N Da Hood

[DCT]

8 minutes ago, Reagan said:

 

There's no "possible" fraud -- there IS fraud.  It's my understanding that there are people that are on SS that are 300 years old.  Plus, there are people that are on SS that are actually born in the future.  It's time to stop this nonsense!  

@Big girl  @UT alum  @DCT  @Boyz N Da Hood

What is your source?

The reports of people being 300 years old on SSI are false and based on internal data discrepancies that do not result in actual benefit payments. The maximum proven human lifespan is significantly less than 300 years. 
Claims about individuals in the Social Security Administration (SSA) database being hundreds of years old stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of internal administrative data, not actual beneficiary reports. 

[DCT]

11 minutes ago, DCT said:

What is your source?

The reports of people being 300 years old on SSI are false and based on internal data discrepancies that do not result in actual benefit payments. The maximum proven human lifespan is significantly less than 300 years. 
Claims about individuals in the Social Security Administration (SSA) database being hundreds of years old stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of internal administrative data, not actual beneficiary reports. 

AI Overview

 

While there are online rumors and social media claims about people getting massive future SSI checks or being "future people," reports from official sources like the Social Security Administration (SSA) (https://www.ssa.gov/news/en/press/releases/index.html) and policy experts confirm these are not legitimate; they stem from confusion with outdated records or fake schemes, not actual "future" payments, with official news focusing on routine COLA (Cost-of-Living Adjustments) around the $300-$400 range for current benefits, not future dates or ages.

[Reagan]

7 hours ago, DCT said:

What is your source?

The reports of people being 300 years old on SSI are false and based on internal data discrepancies that do not result in actual benefit payments. The maximum proven human lifespan is significantly less than 300 years. 
Claims about individuals in the Social Security Administration (SSA) database being hundreds of years old stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of internal administrative data, not actual beneficiary reports. 

I got this info from an interview that Elon Musk did.  I’ll try to find it.  But, I didn’t say they were receiving SS payments.   I was trying to make a point that these people in the future had SS numbers.  Not necessarily SS payments.  Why?  I’ll give you a hint:  “Everything” stems from a SS number.  I’ll try to find Elon’s interview clip and post it.

PS — It’s interesting that your source had to state the obvious:  “The maximum proven human lifespan is significantly less than 300 hundred years.”  Ya think!!

[OlDawg]

Adam & Seth's son's beg to differ with the age cap.

[Reagan]

11 hours ago, DCT said:

What is your source?

The reports of people being 300 years old on SSI are false and based on internal data discrepancies that do not result in actual benefit payments. The maximum proven human lifespan is significantly less than 300 years. 
Claims about individuals in the Social Security Administration (SSA) database being hundreds of years old stem from a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of internal administrative data, not actual beneficiary reports. 

Here ya go.  Musk says there are ~20 million fraudulent SS numbers.  Some, not all, are receiving payments.  But this is where the fraud comes into play:  Our SS number is our defacto national ID.  ALL payments, medicare and medicaid for example, uses a SS number to "validify" an individual to receive payments.  He said there are many that are 300 years old.  Plus, there are many that are born in the future with birthdates like 2100. 

There are hundreds of government programs that can be exploited so long as the SS database says this person is alive.  So, he said why the Dems are opposed to declaring someone dead who is dead is because it would stop all the other fraudulent programs  from happening.  Why?  Because it would turn off the money magnet for all the illegals.  All you have to do to stop this is to call these people with impossible birthdays.  Call them and say, we seem to have your birthday wrong.  It says you are 200 years old.  Once you realize it's fraudulent then you remove that SS number.  Now all the fraudulent payments associated with that number goes away.  Musk says there hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars in fraudulent payments.  

@Big girl  @UT alum  @Boyz N Da Hood         Thoughts?!

[thetragichippy]

11 hours ago, DCT said:

What is your source?

I just don’t understand why anti-Trumpers on the fraud investigations just don’t say, “Good, if there is fraud going on it should be found and fixed, and those responsible go to jail.”

I can only go on what I have witnessed, and I remember folks selling foodstamps for 50 cents on the dollar…..they have cards now, and I can think of several ways to turn that balance on the card to cash….

So, I personally think there is fraud in every government handout, and even if it is a small percent, investigating and fixing the problem will reroute that money to someone who actually needs it.