ID & MinorsPregunta 54 de 80
A customer who looks young hands you a driver license. The BEST practice for a seller-server is to:
a.Physically examine the ID, confirm it is valid and unaltered, and calculate the age from the date of birth
b.Glance at the photo only
c.Trust the customer's word about their age
d.Only check if the customer seems nervous
Explicación
Good ID practice means handling the card, confirming it is a valid unaltered government ID, and doing the math on the birth date to confirm the person is 21. A quick glance or trusting the customer's word is not enough. Careful checks protect the server from liability.
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