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Raven2005
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Over-Ruled
24-Nov-21 15:56
Since BigBrother MasterCard imposed this extra ID
Should NN relax it's own security to some extent because they have been over-ruled ?
Let them take the blame ?
confused

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DanajustDana
24-Nov-21 18:07
Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.

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Raven2005
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29-Nov-21 04:39
DanajustDana said: Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.


We simply don't have " ID " Cards here.
I've found something thats Gov, but it has no date of birth on it.
Will be looking into finding an old cancelled passport..

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Artistic
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29-Nov-21 06:02
Raven2005 said:
DanajustDana said: Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.

We simply don't have " ID " Cards here.
I've found something thats Gov, but it has no date of birth on it.
Will be looking into finding an old cancelled passport..
I call bull crap

List of IDs you should accept as proof of age in the UK:
passport (UK or international; unexpired)
driving licences or provisional driving licence (UK or EU; unexpired)
proof of age cards with a PASS logo, such as, a CitizenCard or Young Scot card.(<<this sounds as underaged tho?)
EU national identity card (unexpired)

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EmuLater
Member Since: 8-Dec-14
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29-Nov-21 09:57
Artistic said:
Raven2005 said:
DanajustDana said: Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.

We simply don't have " ID " Cards here.
I've found something thats Gov, but it has no date of birth on it.
Will be looking into finding an old cancelled passport..
I call bull crap

List of IDs you should accept as proof of age in the UK:
passport (UK or international; unexpired)
driving licences or provisional driving licence (UK or EU; unexpired)
proof of age cards with a PASS logo, such as, a CitizenCard or Young Scot card.(<<this sounds as underaged tho?)
EU national identity card (unexpired)


The only photo ID I have is an expired passport and that was fine to use.
My driving license is old style paper with no photo.
If I'd disposed of my expired passport, I'd have had nothing to use myself.


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Artistic
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29-Nov-21 15:18
EmuLater said:
Artistic said:
Raven2005 said:
DanajustDana said: Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.

We simply don't have " ID " Cards here.
I've found something thats Gov, but it has no date of birth on it.
Will be looking into finding an old cancelled passport..
I call bull crap

List of IDs you should accept as proof of age in the UK:
passport (UK or international; unexpired)
driving licences or provisional driving licence (UK or EU; unexpired)
proof of age cards with a PASS logo, such as, a CitizenCard or Young Scot card.(<<this sounds as underaged tho?)
EU national identity card (unexpired)


The only photo ID I have is an expired passport and that was fine to use.
My driving license is old style paper with no photo.
If I'd disposed of my expired passport, I'd have had nothing to use myself.


of course it works, this whole thing is ridicolous
i have expired pasport n drivers license that would work fine
that why im not going to ID
ive mailed questions to the company as has other NNuders no replies

but i was calling out ravens clain UK has no IDs

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gald
Member Since: 19-Apr-08
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Just getting started
30-Nov-21 22:22
Raven2005 said:
DanajustDana said: Hi, Ravers! Short answer, no. There is no way to circumvent the rules and remain compliant with MasterCard. You said you found your ID, wouldn't it be easier to become verified? The new verification format is here to stay.


We simply don't have " ID " Cards here.
I've found something thats Gov, but it has no date of birth on it.
Will be looking into finding an old cancelled passport..

I was surprised to find that a long-expired passport sufficed


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