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Lord Sullivan
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04-22-2009 14:35
Then read this enlightening blog and solve your Aristotle verification problems in one go ;)

http://www.massively.com/2007/12/09/aristotle-integrity-el-dia-de-los-muertos/

Have fun :)
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04-23-2009 00:12
From: someone
The verification page requires you to confirm that "The information that I am providing is true and correct, and I consent to its verification against public records or government-issued identification."

Notably it does not require you to warrant that the information is actually yours. This might be considered something of an oversight.

there is actually a reason for this. Aristotle provides services for 3rd party verification. so that companies may verify supplied credentials. but it is a humorous loophole, and prompted me to attempt it with my own 12year old son's information (which worked).
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Keira Wells
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04-23-2009 00:47
Are they using Aristotle this time around/still?
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Lord Sullivan
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04-23-2009 01:13
From: Void Singer
there is actually a reason for this. Aristotle provides services for 3rd party verification. so that companies may verify supplied credentials. but it is a humorous loophole, and prompted me to attempt it with my own 12year old son's information (which worked).


Crazy eh? lol so instead of people saying OMG i cannot verify they can now without problems :)
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Waterstar Eilde
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04-23-2009 01:36
From: Keira Wells
Are they using Aristotle this time around/still?

REALLY hard to tell, as up until now they've referred to being PIOF or PIU as 'account verification', while saying that being Aristotle verified would also count. However, in post #3794 of the upcoming changes thread (22 April PDT), Blondin responded as follows to this question:

Originally Posted by KT Syakumi
And if I have a premium account connected to paypal, is that a verified
payment method? does that gain me access to adultworld, or is there
another step?

Blondin: You would be double safe as both a Premium account and a verified paypal will both count as age verification.

Note - 'age verification', not 'account verification'. Is this for real, or a slip of the tongue (sorry, fingers)? We know that PIOF or PIU will get us on to Ursula, but once the new viewer is introduced, whether we will also be able to get into privately-owned regions that require 'age verification' without using Aristotle remains to be seen.
Elric Anatine
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04-23-2009 08:06
My adult verification failed on the beta interface yesterday (I thought it was as good a time as any to just "get it done";). For those in a similar situation, there is a support ticket option for manual adult verification (this DOES send information to LL).

I sent in a scan of my driver's license and a recent invoice showing my address from my auto mechanic. I was manually verified within 24 hours.

True, the entire world may now know my driver's license information (and who looks after my car), but honestly, in the grand scheme of things, I cannot see this information being useful without someone mining/stealing my other data.

Oddly, I trust the manual process I went through more than this Aristotle system.

Just a few thoughts on the subject.

Cheers.
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04-23-2009 08:08
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04-23-2009 08:14
Apparently Ronald Reagan visited an old folks home at the end of his Presidency and asked one of the inmates "Do you know who I am?", to which the response was "No dear, but if you ask Matron she'll remind you".

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04-23-2009 08:15
From: Pserendipity Daniels
Apparently Ronald Reagan visited an old folks home at the end of his Presidency and asked one of the inmates "Do you know who I am?", to which the response was "No dear, but if you ask Matron she'll remind you".

Pep (The difference between psychiatrists and their patients is that sometimes the patients get better)


Well, there you go again.
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