Debt servicers forcing verbal SSN during phone verification
Consumers who have already authenticated via secure keypad are forced to repeat their Social Security number verbally to live agents, creating a security paradox. This affects anyone managing auto loans or debt accounts by phone, creating friction and privacy risk. The practice is systemic across large servicers and leaves customers without reasonable alternatives.
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