LaNell and Porter, Both of you are correct. My SS card, issued in 1965, is printed the same, "Not for identification." In point of fact, it is illegal for credit card companies, credit bureaus, insurance companies, etc. to even ask for your SS number, much less keep it in a database or use it for identification. But, no one who could do something about this is willing to take on these huge corporations.
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