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Social Security and Their “Overpayments”

Social Security and Their “Overpayments”

by MichelleMcHatton

So Social Security “overpaid” you years ago and now wants their money back.

They’re sending out letters. And in the first paragraph I love how they indicate “We are also experiencing delays in processing payments you may have sent to us. We are working to process these payments and to return any stale dated checks.” OMG! So if you’re Joe Schmoe and you’ve issued a check to them, say, a year ago, for an overpayment, it’s possible it’s been sitting on some bitch’s desk collecting dust! HOLY SHIT!

One of my clients got her letter today and it states she owes them over $12,000 and that she can pay them back at $20.00 a month starting in April. Great! My client is 52 years old. Hope she lives to 105 so she can pay it all back!

Oh, and they conveniently offer three ways of paying it back:

You can send a check (and they enclose an envelope going to a PO Box in Portland, OR) and be sure to include the stub at the bottom of the letter.

You can pay by phone. Ooooh, and we thought they didn’t want any more phone calls! And please have the notice and your credit card available.

And my favorite option they are now offering: pay electronically. Allegedly securely by using the Pay.gov portal – http://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/834689469 – and then you have to put in your “remittance ID”. This makes it so easy for DIPSHIT to get his little retard hands on it. Sorry, but if my client is going to pay anything back (which she isn’t), electronically would be the LAST method she’d use.

For the record, my client does not even receive Social Security any longer and hasn’t for almost two years. And the “overpayment” Social Security is bitching about goes back to 2020. And my client was not overpaid each month. One year she wasn’t overpaid at all. And one year she was overpaid one month by $2.00!

Also, in October 2023 they sent a letter stating that my client had been cut off from Social Security as of April 2023–yet they continued to send her checks from April 2023 up to and through November 2023! She did not know about being cut off in April 2023 until October 2023 when Social Security wrote to her. They wanted her to initially pay back $115.00 a month (for an initial overpayment of only $4123). And they said if she could not pay that amount that she could fill out Form 632, which she did. And we never heard anything else. Then in 2023 they start telling her she now owes them $12,000!

Social Security is an organization that simply does not know its ass from its elbow. No wonder they kill off living people and have a DIPSHIT trying to “run” them!

About Social Security

About Social Security

by MichelleMcHatton

Unless you’ve been living under a rock the past several weeks, you’ve probably heard all the talk about changes being made at Social Security, accompanied by lies and confusion.

I first want to address DIPSHIT Muskrat referring to Social Security as a “Ponzi scheme”. The fact that he called it that confirms to me that DIPSHIT is indeed a DIPSHIT retard (as we all know) and he knows shit about Social Security or what its purpose is or what a Ponzi scheme is. By definition a “Ponzi scheme” is a form of fraud in which belief in the success of a nonexistent enterprise is fostered by the payment of quick returns to the first investors from money invested by later investors. Which anyone with half a brain knows this does not define Social Security. Social Security may be a lot of things but one thing it is not is an “enterprise”.

Tossing DIPSHIT aside where he belongs, I now want to address this week’s threat by Dickhead Dudek to shut down Social Security and to bar Social Security employees from accessing its computer systems because he was having a meltdown over the fact that a judge blocked DIPSHIT and his DOGE buddies from meddling in the Social Security system. He said the judge wasn’t being clear enough. Well, the judge got plenty clear and issued a TRO. As Dickhead Dudek stated right on SSA.gov:

Statement from Acting Commissioner Dudek about Temporary Restraining Order

“Today, the Court issued clarifying guidance about the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) related to DOGE employees and DOGE activities at the Social Security Administration (SSA). Therefore, I am not shutting down the agency. President Trump supports keeping Social Security offices open and getting the right check to the right person at the right time. SSA employees and their work will continue under the TRO.”

So all is right with the world. For now.

There are a few recent new things that are being mentioned in the media regarding Social Security that I’d like to address as well. Regarding their resuming debt collection activities that they had stopped back in 2020 during the pandemic, I was under the impression that this had already started back up again. Only two years ago they began hounding one of my clients regarding alleged overpayments made and stated in their letter that they had paused collecting overpayments in 2020 but were now starting again. This was in 2023. So, how is this new?

Secondly, if Dickhead Dudek wants to implement stronger identity verification procedures, he’d better think twice about shutting numerous Social Security offices. Because for anyone who is not computer savvy or has access to a computer, visiting a Social Security office in person will either be very inconvenient or downright impossible. Also, if you fill out a benefit claim online, guess what’s going to happen? You will eventually get a phone call from Social Security! Yes, they will indeed want to speak with you. On. The. Phone. I mean, after you spend hours filling out a benefit claim online, they’re not going to have the audacity to actually ask you to personally come to their office to verify it’s you in person, will they? And contrary to many beliefs, you WILL still be able to speak with someone at Social Security. On. The. Phone. And as much as they may want direct deposit change requests to be made in one business day, I can guarantee you with all the cuts and closings Dickhead Dudek is ordering, that is not going to be the case.

And let’s hope nobody else faces a predicament like this poor man did:

https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/21/us/ned-johnson-declared-dead-social-security-doge/index.html

Or like my siblings did 27 years ago when Social Security delcared them dead after our mother’s passing. And that was long before SHITHOLE, DIPSHIT and DICKHEAD.

About Those 150-Year-Old Social Security Recipients

About Those 150-Year-Old Social Security Recipients

by MichelleMcHatton

So DIPSHIT Muskrat and his cronies have dipped their creepy little fingers into the nation’s Social Security system, where they have no business being, and claim (without proof) that they have found “fraud”. They are insinuating that Social Security has allegedly been making benefit payments to “150-year-olds”. Of course, DIPSHIT fails to tell us just how many 150-year-olds are allegedly receiving benefits. Also, if this is indeed the case, it immediately needs to be brought to the attention of the Social Security Administration. DIPSHIT will need to provide names of the alleged “recipients” and I’m sure Social Security will question him how he illegally obtained that information.

There are a few things I’ve been reading as to why DIPSHIT may be seeing that 150-year-olds are allegedly receiving Social Security benefits. They involve an old computer-coding language called COBOL. Per an article on wired.com:

COBOL is rarely used today, and as such, Musk’s cadre of young engineers may well be unfamiliar with it.

Because COBOL does not have a date type, some implementations rely instead on a system whereby all dates are coded to a reference point. The most commonly used is May 20, 1875, as this was the date of an international standards-setting conference held in Paris, known as the “Convention du Mètre.”

These systems default to the reference point when a birth date is missing or incomplete, meaning all of those entries in 2025 would show an age of 150.

A few issues: I can’t speak for all Social Security offices, but I do know for a fact that in my local Social Security office they do not use COBOL any longer and haven’t for many years. This information comes from someone I know who works there (and has worked there for 15 years). Secondly, although I know Social Security does need to be reformed in many ways, an accurate birthdate is needed to obtain Social Security benefits. If Social Security can hunt you down for an overpayment (and they will, trust me, I know), they sure as hell are going to make sure they have an accurate birthdate. Even more importantly, an accurate Social Security Number. Also, it states the most commonly used date is May 20, 1875 but we are only in February 2025. Someone born in May 1875 or after wouldn’t technically be 150 years old yet. So that doesn’t make sense.

Another article I read indicated that DIPSHIT Muskrat insinuated that Social Security has been “sending checks” to the beneficiaries of the 150-year-olds. That’s bullshit because Social Security hasn’t “sent checks” to anyone since 2013 when they specifically went “direct deposit” on all their benefits. NOBODY’S GETTING AN ACTUAL CHECK!

Now DIPSHIT Muskrat and his cronies are trying to cover their tracks, creating a “website” that allegedly displays all the “information” they have found on almost 400 million people, which is more than five times the number of people receiving benefits in 2024, according to the SSA’s own website. It’s also significantly more than the entire US population (per wire.com).

Social Security was put in place for retirees and the disabled. It is an organization that is still greatly needed. It should not be dismantled but it should be reformed. It has needed reforming for years. But nobody wants to seem to reform it. They may not be using COBOL but they are using old computers because they have no funding to get new ones. And as far as the program itself is concerned, there are issues. To only allow SSI recipients to have a maximum of $2,000 in the bank or be penalized, a sum that was determined over fifty years ago, is absurd. Among other things.

And I’ll share my own personal Social Security story with you to let you know that I do know Social Security is far from perfect but if it no longer existed, we would have an existential crisis on our hands and DIPSHIT would need to fund over 68 million people with his billions of dollars.

In 1998 my mother passed away. She had been the rep payee to two of my siblings who received Social Security benefits. So because she was the rep payee, we had to report her death to Social Security and establish a new rep payee for my siblings. But when we went to do that, we received in the mail letters stating how sorry Social Security was for the passing of both my siblings! Both my siblings (one severely autistic) had to physically go to the Social Security office and present themselves as being clearly alive, with the new rep payee, and get re-established all over again in the Social Security system. It took months. And as anyone who has attempted to obtain Social Security disability benefits can attest, there is a lot of paperwork involved and a lot of time to wait. It can be very frustrating, especially when you have bills to pay and need food to eat.

As for DIPSHIT Muskrat and his cronies, they better start coming up with receipts for the dirty work they’re doing for SHITHOLE or it will be quite obvious their dirty deeds are going to catch up with them.

Defer THIS!

Defer THIS!

by MichelleMcHatton

So SHITHOLE thinks that all the employers are going to be deferring your taxes from your paychecks starting next week.  And all the money they’re supposedly going to defer is going to help the economy.  Because you’ll have so much more money in your paycheck.  That you’ll have to pay back in April 2021.  Oh, unless SHITHOLE is re-elected.  Because he’s blackmailing and threatening America. And he’s extremely desperate. Because he knows his ass is going to end up in jail.

Boy, is SHITHOLE going to have a rude awakening.

The IRS just issued their “guidelines” about this fiasco on Friday.  They expect it to go into effect on Tuesday.  No employer will have any of this ready to go by then.  Even if they were going to do it.  Which the majority aren’t.  Because they can’t.

If for some reason your employer decides they are going to defer your taxes (meaning your Social Security and Medicare tax), here’s an example, cited from CNBC, of what that will mean:

For instance, a worker earning $50,000 per year would be able to pocket $119 per paycheck if Social Security taxes were deferred – a total of $1,073 over nine pay periods, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

However, all of that money would be due to the IRS in 2021.

In other words, although that extra money you may see may be nice, don’t plan on spending it.  You’ll have to save it in order to pay it back the following year.

Asinine, isn’t it?  Then again, so is SHITHOLE and his entire “administration”.