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In order to redeem prize points, you must verify your identification using ConfirmID. This service is free to all members of ALT.com
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So the rules now say, that a user must put their personal information into the confirmID system, when the owner is known both to steal from ALT users credit cards and commit identity theft fraud using ALT users details.

How do ALT users feel about these terms?

How can ALT rules be so completely unfair to users?

For example by the letter of the rules;

When one user wants to gift or tip another user points, ALT reserves the right to remove points from the gift via the tipping system and change the amount given to be "variable" and always remove 90% or more from the points amount, than what is intended to be sent by one user to another.

In what way is this system of point removal fair to any user of the site?