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I think it may need to cost more than $100. They would need a notary to validate your identity or something like that.
by jeremyjh 2y ago
I think it may need to cost more than $100. They would need a notary to validate your identity or something like that.
- fragmede 2y agoIt doesn't cost $100 to go to a notary and validate your identity.
- jeremyjh 2y agoTo adequately staff a function, and the compliance of that function with people who can reliably sort out all the fraudsters you may need to spend more than $20. A higher price would also filter out a lot of fraudsters all by itself. I don't know what the price should be - I'm just saying - I think its a fair bit more than $15-$20.
- wmf 2y agoYou'd pay the notary and then you'd also pay Meta.
- nradov 2y agoAnyone can make a fake notary stamp. Or become a notary themselves. This is super common in fraud cases. Notaries are basically a worthless anachronism and shouldn't be relied upon for anything important. And even if identity is validated, what does that mean? Like there are probably a thousand Meta accounts for "Robert Jones". If someone has a valid government issued ID in that name should he then be able to "recover" any account with the same (or similar) name?
- qingcharles 2y agoNotaries are out of favor these days. In Illinois, for instance, there is almost nothing that requires a notary now. You can "certify" yourself by signing a document under penalty of perjury.