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I don't remember providing them with ID but I've been a customer for a long time, maybe it's a recent requirement. It's worth opening a dialog with them if you'
by m0nty 8y ago
I don't remember providing them with ID but I've been a customer for a long time, maybe it's a recent requirement. It's worth opening a dialog with them if you're having issues - you'll be conversing with a real person and they can probably be persuaded.
- perlpimp 8y agoabout 5 years ago had to give them a scan of my passport
- hoffs 8y agoA couple of months ago I purchased a VPS from them. They also required ID (passport) to verify identity, but what was surprising that they suggested using their gpg keys to encrypt the image before sending.
- nielsole 8y agoTheir argument is, that requiring an ID has solved most of the fraud problems.
- BslSJDIz1gqWxXq 8y agoThey lost my business when they required a passport. Like hell I'm showing you that. If they wanna see my face they can look up my name on social media.
- zaarn 8y agoThey don't want to see your face they want to see official papers proving you to be a unique person.
- askmike 8y agoI don't see any advantage over using SSL (especially if they serve the public key on the same website)