Credit Card Processing Company Rejects Firearms Industry

Skybird · 01-09-08, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SUBMAN1

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Well, it is easy to betray over your identity and age via mail - than if standing vis-a-vis to somebody. That's what I mean. Little boy "leasess" the identity of his father, and there he goes and is being given a new toy. Couldn't happen if daddy has to show up in a store.

Problem is, Daddy has to show up in person to the FFL, so no, it couldn't happen.

And how did little boy get all that cash for a gun anyway?

-S

By using his daddy's credit card.

SUBMAN1 · 01-09-08, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

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Originally Posted by SUBMAN1

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Originally Posted by Skybird

Well, it is easy to betray over your identity and age via mail - than if standing vis-a-vis to somebody. That's what I mean. Little boy "leasess" the identity of his father, and there he goes and is being given a new toy. Couldn't happen if daddy has to show up in a store.

Problem is, Daddy has to show up in person to the FFL, so no, it couldn't happen.

And how did little boy get all that cash for a gun anyway?

-S

By using his daddy's credit card.

Doubt it.

Still doesn't change the fact that Daddy has to be the one to physically pick it up, prove his identity, and most states have a 2 week waiting period for which then he has to go back and phyically get the gun. This is for a handgun typically (They call it a cool off period). No waiting on rifles though, but since a rifle is never used in a crime, its not a big deal.

-S