ID & MinorsQuestion 60 of 80
Which of the following can be a warning sign that an ID may be fake or altered?
a.The photo does not match the person presenting it
b.The card feels tampered, with peeling edges or uneven text
c.The height, weight, or description clearly does not match the customer
d.Any of the above
Explanation
A mismatched photo, physical tampering, or a description that does not match the customer are all red flags for a fake or altered ID. Any one of them justifies refusing the sale and involving management. Careful inspection of the whole card, not just the photo, catches most fakes.
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