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To: Ilaine who wrote (39726)	5/8/1999 4:00:00 PM
From: IceShark	Respond to of 86076

Yea, I'm starting to wonder about the SS#, I didn't think one could do that but I better check it out. What a mess that would be on credit history files. It sounds like I may have been given a bum steer on mother's maiden name. The bank is kinda wishy washy on asking for that and one might be able to get away with just the SS# to change addresses and PIN #s. I never give that out except to requesting credit outfits. And no one knows it unless they have known me for about 10 years when my Grandmother finally passed on. I found out something about the maiden name thing and security codes. Last night Visa suggested I change it to a completely new word, which I did with all my cards. And it isn't a word you would ever dream is a last name. -g-