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Originally Posted by SpicyM
No, it's the massive amount of criminals operating online.
When you form a company or do business as a sole trader, your name and home address is freely accessible in a public registry - so what's the point of being anxious about verifying your address with the company that pays you? The only extra bit of info they get is your photo.
Every single model has her IDs captured, stored and often transferred to third parties for the rest of her life and in connection with her nude pictures. I am surprised that people now complain about this.
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Okay. And is being an affiliate webmaster, generating revenue through CCBill's affiliate program, a criminal or illicit activity? Because if it's not, then not showing ID doesn't make it any less of a legal activity. If it is, no amount of ID should make it legal.
Or are you saying that it's CCBill's job to police everybody on the internet, and make sure they don't pay somebody affiliate commissions who is engaged in some other illegal activity? That's CCBill's job? What is it the affiliate is doing? Because if the affiliate is committing a criminal act somewhere or in someway, there are other ways to report those crimes. SOmehow, by presenting ID to CCBill means those other crimes are suddenly okay, and not presenting ID to CCBill gets the person caught for completely separate and unrelated crimes?
There is no logical justification for big government like this.