Question of age

Live forum: http://forum.freeipodguide.com/viewtopic.php?t=3408

monroepq

20-11-2004 20:24:39

So you have to be 18 for any of these offers, however, the owner of this site is my age (17), so how did he manage to complete the offer legally? Parents? Older friends?

pcmsurf

20-11-2004 20:31:57

sites dont know if you 18 or not


its an honesty policy sort of thing

emoemodude

20-11-2004 20:37:46

Yea, eBay asks you to be 18, all you do is put in a different year. They don't know you.

monroepq

20-11-2004 20:41:53

How do you get a credit card for some of these sites? Do you use the charged ones, if so, how do they work, because the only options I have seen are the typical visa.

emoemodude

20-11-2004 20:47:34

You get approved... then they send you the card and you activate it...

monroepq

20-11-2004 21:04:23

Could you please explain in more detail than that, that tells me nothing. I'm obviously new to this so it would help if you'd specify what you're being approved for, I'm assuming you're talking about a credit card, but I figure a 17 year-old couldn't be approved for one.

BlingKing

20-11-2004 21:06:25

You mean the credit card offers, or using a credit card to do an offer?

monroepq

20-11-2004 21:11:42

Sorry, I mean all the offers in general and the fact that they ask you to use a credit card.

emoemodude

20-11-2004 21:30:06

Oh I thought you were talking about doing one of the Credit Card offers to actually recieve one.

azture

20-11-2004 21:31:03

You use a credit or debit card. You can also get prepaid credit cards at grocery stores and places like that. Not all of the sites specify that you must be 18, just that you need a credit card.

monroepq

20-11-2004 21:55:07

How is it possible to use one of these prepaid cards though?

And to emoemodude, I'm assuming you're under 18 but if not I guess disregard this question, did you actually get approved for the credit card? I can see how most of the offers don't check to see if you're 18, but I would imagine applying for a new credit card would involve a serious background check on your credit history and hence your age as well.

azture

20-11-2004 21:59:17

Prepaid credit cards are used just like normal credit cards.

Don't do a credit card offer. Usually those involve you actually needing to be approved for the credit card to get credit. And since you're under 18, you won't be approved.

r2d2_unit

21-11-2004 02:10:29

you guys are all very smart, you know that gratis representatives lurk in these boards dont you?

BlingKing

21-11-2004 08:14:54

no, gratis hates us, they are nazis and stop coming into these boards to help us. If you're under 18 then just do it legally and use all of your dads info and his credit card, so it's his account, not yours.