No ID, No Idea, Part 53
I am a regular purchaser at a physical location that does online auctions. I arrive at the office to collect a $12 piece of jewellery, and I have my ID and printed invoice in my hand ready to show the office attendant. (These requirements are clearly outlined in their sale terms.)
It takes me twenty minutes to complete this very simple transaction because the person in front of me is complaining very loudly and arguing with the office staff about needing to produce ID… to collect a $30,000 car.
He had a tow-truck driver with him, also waiting, because he for some reason thought he could collect a $30,000 online purchase without ID.
Related:
No ID, No Idea, No Refund
No ID, No Idea, Part 52
No ID, No Idea, Part 51
No ID, No Idea, Part 50
No ID, No Idea, Part 49
