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Saint Anselm College alumni mailing exposed SSN

Posted on September 17, 2010 by Dissent

Back in May, Saint Anselm College notified the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office that a spring 2010 mailing of its alumni newsletter had inadvertently exposed SSN of 122 New Hampshire residents on the mailing labels.

This month, Saint Anselm notified the office that it seemed that the exposure problem had occurred as early as its fall 2009 mailing and that it would be notifying the same individuals again.

Did none of the recipients notice that their SSN were on the mailing label last year?

I just realized that I don’t always look at mailing labels carefully.  Maybe I should start to…

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