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ePassporte is basically operating in the same manner as PayPal when it comes to verification.
PayPal basically lets anyone signup and even do small transfers, but once their activity exceeds a certain level, then PayPal will demand ID, paperwork, etc much the same as ePass is doing.
ePass is doing this to comply with the law ... in my view, it's NOT for fraud prevention...
If it truly was, ePass would require ID, paperwork, etc from ALL accounts, including brand new accounts...
As of now, if my understanding is correct, people can still signup and use ePassporte without submitting any documentation...
In that regard, ePassporte and PayPal are very much alike - so if one doesn't trust PayPal with their personal info, they likely shouldn't trust it with ePassport either.
Ron
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