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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Now that we have that sorted, can we go back to reminiscing about all the trouble we never got into with our not fake ID’s that we never had growing up.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. ERGO a really easy way to combat that is…DON’T GIVE OUT YOUR INFO! (I’m not yelling at you, I’m yelling with you). There’s so much fraud going on right now and it’s so easy for people to use your information to get you into really bad situations. Police said the teen contacted them Tuesday to say he sent money to a stranger after seeing an ad for fake ID’s on social media, but never received the his fake ID *chicka chicka yeah fake ID fake ID* sorry, I had to… But on a real note, never send anyone your personal and private information. It’s going to be super stressful worrying about what that person is going to do with his legit personal information that he handed over as part of the fake ID application. I mean go back to your teenage years, you did some dumb sh*t, there’s no denying that.
Now while this sounds so stupid and you’re probably thinking to yourself “what the fraud is going on here” this kid is stressed that he may have lost more than just his cash and fake ID to impress his pals.
There’s a teen from Ontario who legit called the cops to report that the fake ID he tried to score never came. After reading that headline you might think “damn… are we in a reboot of Superbad?” Nope.
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