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Originally posted by shots
See proof positive this is not an isolated instance so you can put away your panic pills.
Originally posted by dgtempe
Shots,
Entering the DOB on registers is old. Your little blurb doesnt mention name, address and such specifics. Besides, i always take 10 years off and give a fake dob- who's going to question it???
Even if they ask you your date of birth, you're using your discount card, and they have all your info, its not as cojonuo (figure that one out) as to come out and blatantly ask for all your info right there.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Originally posted by shots
See proof positive this is not an isolated instance so you can put away your panic pills.
The fact that this is not an isolated incident is REASON to panic, or at least be very concerned. If clerks are checking our IDs to buy alcohol, the only information they need is DOB. Just to know we're old enough. That's the law.
If they're taking other information from the DL (name, address, DL number, etc) there is even more reason to be concerned! Your information is going into one of the government databases, you can be sure.
But don't panic, it's ALL part of the show...
/sarcasm
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
The fact that this is not an isolated incident is REASON to panic, or at least be very concerned.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I know that everything on my DL is in a database. Duh. The DMV is a state dept. with connections to the federal highway dept. But what they didn't know was that on July 24, 2006, I bought a beer at the Chevron Station on 3rd and Main. Now they do.
My suspicion is that this is the beginning of 'tracking'. This is the first step in the process of having to show ID for everything I buy and everywhere I go.
[edit on 27-7-2006 by Benevolent Heretic]