I know someone that used her ssn for a while and then i dnt knw why she was issued at one point another number same name, I belevie by mistake. Well she ruined her credit on the one ssn and started using the new number... Am i wrg here that thats fraud????

If she fraudulently obtained a new number, or is fraudulently using someone else's number and claiming it's hers, then yes, criminal identity theft may be occurring. The social security fraud hotline number is 1-800-269-0271.

There ARE, however, valid reasons why a person can be issued a new number, and often those situations stem from peripheral circumstances that seem to go hand in hand with financial difficulties. For example, if she had been in an abusive marriage, which are well known to include financial strangulation as part of the relationship structure, she could be issued a new number as part of an assistance program. See:

http://www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/domestic_fact.html

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I agree with aardvarc.