Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by jliptzin on Saturday November 26, 2016 @03:19PM
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How do they enforce that ban? Do they check the ID of every shopper who makes a purchase?
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Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by bunderbunder on Saturday November 26, 2016 @03:52PM
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Set up the POS machines to refuse to process purchases using certain credit card numbers, or based on the name associated with the card, I'm guessing.
Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by weaksauce on Saturday November 26, 2016 @05:07PM
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> or based on the name associated with the card
doubtful that that is a strategy or else there would be a ban on common names.
Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by bardworx on Saturday November 26, 2016 @06:30PM
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Multi-level process since a "ban" in online world is difficult to achieve:
1. Set a cookie (lowest form since cookies get cleaned/deleted, but useful)
2. Recognize username + email address (tied to cookie so multiple usernames/emails can be used)
3. Address - physical shipping address is difficult to constantly change (for a normal person, scammers that use drop addresses are a different story all together)
4. Credit Card number w/associated billing address. The billing address is also difficult to constantly change and would correspond to shipping address.
There are additional steps a company can take, if necessary.
Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by CodeWriter23 on Saturday November 26, 2016 @03:48PM
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Facial recognition + security guard
Re:Cards Against Humanity is digging a hole in the earth
by caiowilsonb on Saturday November 26, 2016 @06:01PM
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unfeasible.