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ID for $10 dollar top up loads online with paypal, CMON! BS
 

I have been trying to load up with legit funds using paypal online for top up prepaid credit to phones website and they ask for id some just for $10 because they coudn't verify my transaction they said, I know they are checking the addres and name to see if it's in the database, but that's bs for $10 c'mon. Poor future generation they won't be able to do jack squat without id even buying a burger at mcdonald will you be needing an id.

I will never recommend the following sites:

1. ding.com
2. nobelcom.com
3. Probably more sites out there that do the same.

I did find one that' doesn't give this bs.

This is ridiculous!

Re: ID for $10 dollar top up loads online with paypal, CMON! BS
 

Yes it's tough have you tried the website in my signature? I use it for this exact reason.

Re: ID for $10 dollar top up loads online with paypal, CMON! BS
 

And that's why ID theft is a huge problem...people think they need to use it everywhere for whatever reason

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Re: ID for $10 dollar top up loads online with paypal, CMON! BS
 

this is a talking point in our household at the moment.

We were at a London restaurant at the weekend, and the manager checked us in and asked for a copy of ID from one of us, I had to ask him to repeat himself 3 times, as I did not understand the question......when I pushed my open jaw back in to place, I told him that I do not carry ID (he asked for passport!) and even if I did, I would never ever give it to a restaurant!!!!! and did he need us to leave...lucky he said no it was fine, or I would have erupted......!!!

Is this the future? security reasons? It was a high-end restaurant for a special occasion (in a land-mark building), not had it elsewhere though....usually I just eat at chains and not had it......but dang it might be the future, but they cannot possibly have the right to ask for this!!!!

Re: ID for $10 dollar top up loads online with paypal, CMON! BS
 

All the IDs are already being sold everywhere on the blackmarkets, they got multi million databeses, it's very easy for hackers to ruin someones life. Large telephone companies and others were hacked several times in the last decade. The cyber crime is growing fast. On the Davos 2016 convention the experts said it takes 10 professionals to stop 1 hacker. Look at what happened in India, they stole millions from a bank and didn't get caught. The point is, get some kind of insurance and cross your fingers not be a victim because with the security situation this days it's a very serious issue.