I was reluctant to use P411 for the same reason, but they do not require as much RW info as I originally thought.
They will accept two methods of verification. 1) Give them your work phone number. They will call that number and confirm that you are the person answering the phone. Presumably they will also do a reverse lookup on the number to confirm that it is a place of business. 2) If you know two providers on P411, you can ask them to verify you. In that case, you do not have to provide any RW information for verification. If you use this form of verification, you get a 6 mo. membership free.
i had to do it the hard way since i didn't know two providers that i'd seen that were also on p411. i mostly do the AMP's and we all know how wide open that is! no real screening there unless you "look and act so much like a cop" you probably are a cop LOL. and a vice cop certainly knows how to not act like a cop yeah? ahaha.
the requirements if you don't know any current p411 providers is a lot. i wavered on it for a few weeks but relented as overall p411 has a very good rep.
i had to do the phone call thing also, at work. i also had to provide a bill of some sort to prove my identity and something that verified my work place. that was really scary to do.
i used a scan of my cell phone bill and a login page from my company website.
providing that level of info was a bit daunting!! they do state that once verified all that data is destroyed. so i took a chance and signed up.
To create your username, they ask for your real first name, the day of the month you were born, the first letter of the city you were born in, and the last 4 digits of some card you carry in your wallet. They caution that providers may ask to see your identification to confirm the what you put in your profile is also what you carry in your wallet. You also have to give them an email address.
Finally, you must pay either immediately, or after your 6 mo. trial expires. They accept Visa/MC, cash or money order, and bitcoin. They do not do recurring payments, and they claim that they destroy your credit card info after they process your payment.
If you can have providers vouch for you, you don't use your real information for your username, you keep a separate anonymous email account, and you use a prepaid gift card (not a prepaid debit card) or cash or bitcoin, they probably won't have any information on you that could be traced back to you. You may run the risk that some providers refuse to see you when you can't produce ID to conform to the info in your account. Originally Posted by tandyscone
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