Robert Lemos, 2006-11-30
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Pancakes not worth personal info
2006-12-01
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
just prepay for your stupid pancakes and quit whining! i work in restraunts and i've had people sneak out during busy times. i showed my driver's license to have a check cashed. should i be worried about the teller having a photographic memory or some mini spy camera inside the pen on her shirt? sam...
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Pancakes not worth personal info
2006-12-02
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ahhhhh, but if IHOP was giving *free* or *discounted* pancakes away for the your driver's License information I'm guessing the results would be *a lot* different.
I seem to remember letting a tobacco company representative scan a copy of my drivers license number at a bar in Palo Alto once. I go...
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I seem to remember letting a tobacco company representative scan a copy of my drivers license number at a bar in Palo Alto once. I go...
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Pancakes not worth personal info
2006-12-02
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Right, well, the 4th amendment of our constitution grants us the right to not have to show our papers everywhere we go. Half the reason our country is so screwed up is because people are too willing to sacrifice the freedoms that separate us from totalitarianism. I knew there were communists among ...
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Re: Pancakes not worth personal info
2006-12-04
mbridge
mbridge
It appears that once again a company is taking the wrong measures to solve a problem. This company is attempting to mitigate a financial risk by asking for personal information. And by doing so they are taking on even more risk, from both a legal and a financial liability perspective. All it takes...
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