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Must pick up card from bank using ID card.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostHow will ID cards help the banks stop fraudulent postal card applications?
Bang, hundrerds of thousands of crimes stopped in one go.Comment
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So will I have to supply my fingerprints on a reader at the bank along with my government ID card, to "prove" I am the person shown on it? I am genuinely interested in the day-to-day prcticalities of how this will work.Originally posted by minestrone View PostMust pick up card from bank using ID card.
Bang, hundrerds of thousands of crimes stopped in one go.Comment
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Why can't I use my passport now to do that?Originally posted by minestrone View PostMust pick up card from bank using ID card.
Bang, hundrerds of thousands of crimes stopped in one go.Comment
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Possibly because banks want to make it easy for customers to get their cards, and since they are busy closing all the branches down, they are still prepared to post 'em. But also, the passport doesn't link (yet) to a government database containing the fingerprints of everyone in the UK (although of course that will never actually work - at least in my lifetime).Originally posted by Cliphead View PostWhy can't I use my passport now to do that?Comment
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I think that is one of the ways it will work.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostSo will I have to supply my fingerprints on a reader at the bank along with my government ID card, to "prove" I am the person shown on it? I am genuinely interested in the day-to-day prcticalities of how this will work.Comment
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Yeah right, like the ID cards can't possibly be forged, in your dreams, eh?Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostHow will ID cards help the banks stop fraudulent postal card applications?Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
Officially CUK certified - Thick as f**k.Comment
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So in order to get my card I must turn up in person and put my fingers on the reader?Originally posted by minestrone View PostI think that is one of the ways it will work.Comment
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Passports are actually very easy to get.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostWhy can't I use my passport now to do that?
However I have always argued that they should have just improved the passport and not made a totally new system.Comment
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And ID cards won't be?Originally posted by minestrone View PostPassports are actually very easy to get.
However I have always argued that they should have just improved the passport and not made a totally new system.Comment
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