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Originally posted by idle
It would also weed out all the legitimate companies in countries other than the US.
and making a system that would take into account every single country's tax IDs would be a hell of a lot of work. especially if it was to do verification, or if verification was done manually.
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not true, as it stands as long as you can use the web you can find out if a company is 'registered' so to speak.
all i am saying is make aff programs only acept companies, regardless of what their business liability is, by making a sole proprietor (sp?) become accountable for what they actually do, if anything ever had the need to go through the courts they would stand to lose a lot more than just a sponsors check
as for the database, im sure that it wouldnt be that hard to compile one the data must be floating around the web somewhere i would even bet that most payment processors hold this sort of information (kimmy could you confirm if this is the case?)
anyway was just a thought i had might not even be a plausable idea but it should be worth investigating surely especially if it took some of the unwarranted heat off us as an industry overall.