Which one? We have a whole alphabet full of paranoid neurotics
List of vendors Age Verification requirements.
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I was one of the ones giving them feedback on Veratad.
When I got the email from Sean a few hours ago I replied back and said I couldn't be a customer anymore due to BlueCheck as I will not provide any part of my SSN just to shop online and suggested Veratad as an alternative. He replied back in less than 10 minutes saying he just got off the phone with Veratad and is hoping to have them up and running by next week, minutes after that he sent out the updated message with no more BlueCheck and in comes Veratad.
Apparently I wasn't the only one giving him similar feedback and the fact he took to heart our comments and acted on it tells me they're a stand up shop!
For sure on the last part. The whole crew from Sean on down is A+.
They're the type to hand write a "Thank you" on their invoice and really mean it.
I hate they're in Florida 'cause to me that means tax but I still shop with them. Decent prices too.
Thanks, I'm really impressed by this, I replied to the e-mail thanking them for re-considering and got a reply rather quickly thanking me for the feedback and stating that they wanted to do best by their customers.
Feedback feedback feedback...that is what it takes. Thank you all that are helping to make change. 
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
Hee hee hee hee hee...
I caved and ordered one of those VF Lites from Avail. Checked out as guest and they only asked my age......
I did a search on this thread and didn't see them mentioned.
I placed an order with Sir Vapes A Lot today (Indiana based retailer with Indiana compliant e liquid), and found that they use BlueCheck when I went to check out (didn't see it mentioned prior to that). I don't know of any better options at the moment so I went ahead and checked out with it, it was quick, but for some reason I was sent two code numbers.
I placed an order with Sir Vapes A Lot today (Indiana based retailer with Indiana compliant e liquid), and found that they use BlueCheck when I went to check out (didn't see it mentioned prior to that). I don't know of any better options at the moment so I went ahead and checked out with it, it was quick, but for some reason I was sent two code numbers.
Maybe we can work with more online retailers to see if they'd be willing to look at other options than BlueCheck.
I did this very thing with an email I received from Mt. Baker Vapor--I received a rather snide reply that asked if I just wanted to be removed from their mailing list. I replied 'yes indeed'. Seems they have no interest in exploring other options.
Yeah I did the same. I'm not sure what's gotten into them, but they aren't the same
anymore. They've been giving different reasons for dropping products on their FB
page, and just a whole bunch of weird stuff. Almost like they're a totally different
company now, without that great customer service they used to have. Maybe they're
just losing patience cuz of all the complaints.
Bluecheck started out as a universal internet Id company. They fell into the vaping industry by with lucky timing. When they started, their targeted email was an email scraper and sending spam emails to vendors about TX shipping.
They bought their software from a developer and they use Foresight for age verification. For their manual verification, I have a suspicion, but not enough to confirm as of yet.
Is Bluecheck based in Indiana?
Technically TX, but filed as a corporation in Delaware.
Are you ok with them then storing all the info they've collected (including pic of dl and selfie holding it)? What if they're outsourcing the manual verification of photo Id?
I asked a few pages back, but has anyone went through the manual Id verification from Blue Check? Or known someone that has?
I'm specifically looking for the time zone stamp on the emails sent from Blue Check support.
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I'm specifically looking for the time zone stamp on the emails sent from Blue Check support.
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Irrelevant. It's still UTC -5, and the server sending the email could be hosted anywhere.
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Just to chime in: if a vendor is going to send a package with adult
signature required...
TELL US AT THE TIME OF ORDERING!
Currently playing cat and mouse to get my hands on a delivery when
I COULD have arranged to be home on the FIRST attempt. Pain right
in my
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signature required...
TELL US AT THE TIME OF ORDERING!
Currently playing cat and mouse to get my hands on a delivery when
I COULD have arranged to be home on the FIRST attempt. Pain right
in my
.
Oh and by the way... that was Vapor World (dot) biz. No apparent ageJust to chime in: if a vendor is going to send a package with adult
signature required...
TELL US AT THE TIME OF ORDERING!
Currently playing cat and mouse to get my hands on a delivery when
I COULD have arranged to be home on the FIRST attempt. Pain right
in my
verification on the site... just "adult signature required" on delivery.
Pick your poison.
I'd have to disagree about relevancy. If they are outsourcing the manual verification of a photo id to Colombia, it's very relevant.
While the server could be anywhere, I've never received an email from a GoDaddy or Amazon (website registered by Godaddy, IP is Amazon) server in Colombia.
The question was asked of them 6 days ago. I haven't seen an answer yet.
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