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RE: Sneakers DNA help - mothered - 02-03-2023

(02-02-2023, 03:36 PM)Kikibosum Wrote: That's true, but how can they know it's me and not someone who looks like me?
Think about It logically for a minute.

The ID will contain your credentials - family name, given name, address, date of birth etc. Obviously the photo associated with It Is you. If the details don't match your online account, the ID will not be accepted.


RE: Sneakers DNA help - Kikibosum - 02-03-2023

(02-03-2023, 01:36 AM)mothered Wrote:
(02-02-2023, 03:36 PM)Kikibosum Wrote: That's true, but how can they know it's me and not someone who looks like me?
Think about It logically for a minute.

The ID will contain your credentials - family name, given name, address, date of birth etc. Obviously the photo associated with It Is you. If the details don't match your online account, the ID will not be accepted.
Yes, I don't intend to provide them with a fake ID. What I mean is that I have changed a lot from my ID picture, so this detail cannot be forgotten.
Other than that, the carrier provided an unfavorable response regarding the delivery and assured that it was given against ID. I don't even remember presenting an ID or even signing anything. I told the representative who also assured me that the signature was not correct...
Honestly, I really think that they answer the same thing to everyone, or that the shopkeeper himself says false things about the delivery of the package because I never provided an ID to the relay. If this is the case, their investigation is not at all.

I would even add that it is the fault of the merchant who should require a physical ID from the customer and not a virtual or digital version (which I did by faking my card on my phone).