Cevilia (she/they/…)

40 year old she/her or they/them or any pronoun. I’m a woman… I think. I pretend to be an elf on the Internet. I’m mostly attracted to femininity.

I use tone indicators.

Trans rights.

“Stay woke. Keep your eyes open.”

/srs

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    5 hours ago

    My point is that neither is an ID card per se, both are only available to a subset of the population (those who leave the country, and those who can drive), and both are significantly more expensive than a dedicated ID card would probably be.

    There was a trial of a UK ID card in the 2010s. They didn’t take off. They’ve all expired now.



  • I did have my debit card details stolen a few years ago. The first I knew about it was a text message from my bank telling me they’ve frozen my account and I need to call the phone number printed on the back of my card ASAP. Spoke to a chap in the fraud department, we went through a list of recent transactions, flagged two charity donations I didn’t recognise (apparently that’s a common way for fraudsters to figure out whether your card is valid), and the bank gave me a new account, new card, new everything.

    (incidentally, your bank never needs you to move your money to a “safe” account, they already have your money, they do that for you)