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Scanning at Walmart or Target ( self )

submitted by wirable Warning: 0%

I have a fyd Ohio that scans on bcs. Can I assume this will scan in Target and Walmart too? Asking cause I live in a very strict area lol



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justinthetip —

dang the walmarts around me literally just glance at an ID and mark me over 40



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id.barred —

I’ve been IDed by the fuckin General Manager of two Wally Worlds near me on an old Viking OH that’s got a phat crease running down the middle. They genuinely don’t care as long as the picture looks like you and it looks like you could be legal. It’s not on them anymore if you show them an ID with proper security features that scans and doesn’t scream fake (lookin at you, g0d)


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DesertFoxCS CS —

Yes you’ll be fine. Gn don’t forget to kiss ya homies.


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1fr0sty1 —

As long as it scans pdf417 and swipes you'll be ok. Don't trust BCS for shit


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fakeafbro —

i went to walmart they just entered my dob and didnt even care about if it was me

ymmv


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leahbennett —

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ThomasHailey —

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