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It is generally safe to provide your Social Security Number to: a-Anyone who asks you for it. b-Verified trusted sources that need it. c-School personnel who want to have it on record. d-lose friends and
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It is generally safe to provide your Social Security Number to:

a-Anyone who asks you for it.
b-Verified trusted sources that need it.
c-School personnel who want to have it on record.
d-lose friends and relatives who do not know it.

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A person's social security number should only be given to verified trusted sources that need it. The answer is B.
User Ryan Anderson
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b- Verified trusted sources that need it.

I am not sure but if I had to choose it would be B.
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