By Andy McCue
Published: Thursday 20 July 2006
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Anonymous
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Letchworth, UK
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IT Manager
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A brilliant idea in principle.....
However as someone who has been the victim of creditcard fraud, whereby my card details were fraudulently to register for pornography websites I have great missgivings.
More and more we are getting to a situation where innocence has to be proven rather than guilt.
A brilliant idea in principle.....
However as s...
Anonymous
I support the actions necessary to stop Paedophile...
Victim of identity fraud
Why cancel buyers cards? Why can't credit card com...
Cassandra
This is a very dangerous move. Using the simplist...
Philip Mackay
Well said, Cassandra. See also my comment on the ...
Philip Mackay
You are a day Behind.. This was on www.informedcon...
Anonymous
Surely it is a better idea to force the credit car...
Anonymous
This idea violates the concept of "innocent until ...
Innocent Bystander
Yet another sledgehammer and walnut solution desig...
Karen Challinor
Many years ago, before the Internet even existed, ...
David Bowler
You've all missed the point....
The banks and C...
Anonymous
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