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Half Of Pandemic Unemployment Funds May Have Been Stolen....WTF?
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Do not, do not, fucking DO NOT rely on one word of information coming from ID.me, who is the for-profit tech company using gov contracts to build their national digital ID product for all consumer/retail, gov, medical transactions. State governments are/were forcing citizens to enter into legal contracts with ID.me and hand over all confidental info inclusive of birth certs, marriage licenses, divorce decrees, access to credit reports and biometrics through forced use of the ID.me app... IN EXCHANGE FOR unemployment and other government/public trust benefits. That's extortion. There is so very much to this situation. But the net is: watch out for ID.me. Forbes article: [ link to www.forbes.com (secure)] . Quoting: TXP Could you please outline what you’ve experienced with this co please Im still in the application process for Pandemic unemployment n would like to avoid any n all problems TIA My immediate advice is to refuse using any third-party service for identification purposes even if your state unemployment agency tells you or convinces you that you must. Forcing a citizen to enter into a binding legal contract with a private company as a condition of your receipt of gov services and/or benefits is illegal. My second piece of advice is involving your State Senator's office with a constituency issue (rather than a legislative issue) if you are experiencing issues with your agency. What state? The process outside the identification issue is different for each; though, as of two months ago, 22 states were using the ID.me extortion model. What roadblocks are you experiencing? . Cali. Did the senator thing. They fooked it up n sideways Im still on the 1step. Not even at id stage SMFH
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