Help ASAP please!! Asda withholding goods!!

Zandoni

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

I did indeed read the OP's post. In the T&C's she agreed to it said a "Valid form of ID to show your over 18". That to me would equal photo ID, unless you can think of anywhere that would accept anything different to prove your over 18.

I haven't moved house for years and I still have the old style driving license, this has been accepted many times as proof of ID.

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powerful_Rogue wrote: »

I did indeed read the OP's post. In the T&C's she agreed to it said a "Valid form of ID to show your over 18". That to me would equal photo ID, unless you can think of anywhere that would accept anything different to prove your over 18.

So why did you post a completely different T&Cs then?

want_to_save

when they send the order confirmation they state bring photo id if you have paid by paypal

MikeMouse

Just gather all the non photo ID's you do have plus a print out of the order details and go and see the store manager. Common sense should prevail.

If not just get a refund and shop elsewhere - not a big issue and not worth getting worked up about.

Longer term get your self a photo ID to make life easier

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duchy

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Wouldn't you check to see what a valid form of ID is before going to collect the package if you didnt have a passport or driving licence?

Not if the confirmation just said ID and not "photo ID" . I try not to do business with companies who are slapdash and inaccurate.

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duchy

unholyangel wrote: »

However in my experience, a birth certificate is not proof of ID on its own. Usually they require several other documents also - such as NI card, bank statement or utility bill dated within the last x months.

Certainly I wouldnt accept a birth certificate as verification of that persons identity - anyone can get a copy.

Which store do you work for ?

duchy

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Dont think they could be more accurate "a valid form of ID which proves you are over 18."

Like a birth certificate ............... Nothing in those terms to say a photo ID is required. I can think of several forms of ID that show someone is over 18 (although unless the OP is picking up booze or knives the ID of the person not their age should be the focus- but whoever writes this stuff doesn't appear to have a grip on the nuances of what they are trying to communicate.)