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> we had an old carbon copier that we could use You know, the kind where you slide the thing across and you don't have to plug it in?
by omg_ketchup 9y ago
> we had an old carbon copier that we could use
You know, the kind where you slide the thing across and you don't have to plug it in?
- jessaustin 9y agoThat takes an impression from a credit card (although I see more and more that don't have raised lettering) but not from an ID.
- Domenic_S 9y agoThe impression isn't strictly necessary -- it's for convenience and, if needed, solid proof the physical card was there. At most you write down the license number on the carbon paper. If you lose the machine you can hand-write the card number just as easily. Think about how an online transaction works -- punch in the number, no ID needed. Believe it or not that didn't start online ;) Source: took "offline" payments when a retail store's power went down many many years ago.