There's two ways of thinking about it.
A 14 year old wouldn't get served in a shop with no ID therefore why should it be allowed to happen online?
There is a difference between flashing an ID at someone in a shop and them taking a copy to put on their computer.
Have you heard of identity theft?
Have you heard of bigger wealthier companies than any vaping company having their database hacked?
Yes...I got this email. What will I do....nothing! It is total bullshit! The law also applies to selling knives, lighter fluid, rubbing alcohol plus many other products. This isn't a spreading trend but is just cloud 9 safe guarding their arse....It is not law....they must take reasonable care. So... am I wrong, but dont you need to be over 18 for a credit card or a Paypal account?? So from now on, cloud 9...or creme del la suck my nuts....unless I cant get my goods elsewhere...are we going to trade???? I am not going to support data swarming more than I have to!!!!!
Still comes down to principal.
They've got a point - What's stopping 13 year old Jim from Newcastle buying 'Nicotine related products' online.
I'm not disagreeing with you. Surely there's a better way, but if it's the law, then it's the law.
CREME DE VAPE....OR...anyone eslse on their wave length.... a simple answer to the emails you have sent out....GO FUCK YOURSELF!!!!!!
You have sent out a mewing email about justifying of age...this has no justification in law............if you don<t want to supply your customers take your site down and stop trade!!!!!
Fellow POTV members...plus this thread if you have had enough of being walked over!
As has been mentioned earlier in the thread only over 18s can have a credit card so credit card holders could be exempt.As an old hippy if it is the law it is the law does not hol much weight with me. I am more about taking personal responsibility for my actions and not doing things because the law say I should.
This company is making an early move that will cost it at least some customers, probably not a good strategic business move.
Let us see what other companies do.
What does Tesco online do when you order a bottle of wine?
EDIT-
My stance is slightly softened having now read @ZT posts but for people like me it is good news for shops and bad news for online retailers.