any hosting without ID verification? hate that!

mak3r

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omg i tried to get hosting from 2 companies with ID verification
ok that' fine
i send them my ID scan
and they all don't approve my account
i have a russian passport and when i send it they all reply that's it's EXPIRED
there is a date in the passport when it was given (in 2012) but they all think that's it's the date when it got expired and they all refuse to approve my hosting wtf! and they don't believe me when i say that it's the date when my passport was given to me!
but my passport wil lbe valid for like 10 years more! i hate that id verification

so PLEASE advice me a hosting WITHOUT that shitty id verification
 
i have never experienced such a thing, never had to submit my id card. which payment method do you use?
 
paypal
hostgator sends emails and says i have to provide my id so they can accept account
whet hosting did u use without id verification?
 
yes i am from russia
 
I'm assuming you're trying to get webhosting that is in another country.

That's why they want ID verification.
 
Russian hosting never asks me for ID haha.
 
I'm assuming you're trying to get webhosting that is in another country.

That's why they want ID verification.

Well I have bought hosting from the US many times, I never had to send any verification.

P.S: I completed the payment using CC.

cheers
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Weird.. i was never asked for ID at any hosts that i used.. and yes they are all international for me..
 
Sometimes Hostgator asks for ID verification. I read a post on their official blog with photos of people sending fake IDs.
 
We don't need your ID. Check my signature.
 
Web air asked for IDS 3 years ago.
I told them that after 15 years online, i never had to do this but understood their policies and the way things are working now and politely asked them to delete my submission then.


Got the "welcome" email later the same day, no questions asked lol....
Now i don't know if it would be the same now tho.
 
Being polite is the best way to bypass verification.....;) i had experience it with bluehost....
 
You must be triggering some alarm when signing up, something like using a proxy or paying with an account registered in another country.

Try Stablehost, they are good enough and they are not so strict with verifications, you might just need to verify phone, nothing more.
 
This is new to me. I have used multiple hosting companies yet none of them asked me for a copy of my ID.

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I thought only Hostgator and other over-whelmed companies ask for that.
 
We do not ask for ID ;)
i have no problems with sending id

but even when i SEND the id they don't give me hosting that's the problem

so just got a hosting from russian company with servers in USA
russian companies never ask for ID's\verifications and so on

in america it's so complicated..non of russians CPA networks never asks for verifications too. u register and 1 minute later u send traffic on their cpa offers)
i first met verification in american segment of the internet..before that i even didn't know that i will have to verificate something any day) never met such nonsensae in russian internet for 3 years of work O_O
 
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