I was a contractor so got nothing when I left in 2019. But Facebook ad came up nothing Fiserv retirees could have issues with social security - did not read but be aware of any issues. Kinda neat that FB would now be associated with SSecurity isn't it. So special
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So you started a thread about an ad on social media that you didn't even bother reading? Ok.
How are you at a tech company falling for FB ads?
If you believe Facebook ads are real, it may shock you to believe you should hold off on sending money to that Nigerian prince in your email.
Agree. Out of truth post. Apologies
Facebook is not a reliable news source.
In this case you experienced "click bait". The advertisement posted something intentionally misleading so that you would click on the advertisement to read the article. When you click the link it opens a page with more advertisements on the page. The owner gets paid money for showing you those advertisements.
It could also be a targeted advertising campaign. If you told Facebook that you worked for Fiserv and are retired, then advertisers can target ads to people using that criteria. I bet the same company has different advertising campaigns related to all of the S&P 500 with similar fear mongering headlines.
Good for you for not clicking the link.
The OP'S post is filled with bad typos, but I believe the unscrambled version is that OP saw an ad on FB that stated fiserv employees may run into issues with their social security accounts due to the way fiserv handled them.
If that is the case I'd like to see details. Evidence, if possible, but at the very least a better explanation of what problems we can expect and why. It seems odd that this info be disclosed on a FB ad, but ambulance chaser attorneys are a thing, so not completely unreasonable. Until details, especially verifiable details are provided, I'd call this unsubstantiated rumors that can be filed away all the way in the back of your brain.
This post makes no sense.