Fake ID on the Internet
BBC reports on how one can openly buy/sell fake ID cards on the Internet."With these cards and qualification papers, a person could be virtually anybody", Ruth Taylor, Trading Standards
Thursday, June 24, 2004
"With these cards and qualification papers, a person could be virtually anybody", Ruth Taylor, Trading Standards
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