Inquiries About Getting Verified

[extreme_it 10]

Hi...

 

I would please like to know if a company applies for a verified seller, will they be obliged to charge VAT?

Also, knowing that I don't have a South African ID, can I apply for a verified seller using someone else's South African ID.

 

Thanks for all the help

[wayjen 10]

Hell why not, many people buy houses and furniture etc using other peoples ID's.

[Jongleur 10]

Hell why not, many people buy houses and furniture etc using other peoples ID's.

 

That`s the spirit I like to see comrade brother. I have been relieved of my ID, drivers licence, cheque book and

banking cards many times over the last couple of years. Who knows what has been negotiated with all my details ?

Perhaps I own a vast quantity of furniture and appliances, a house or two on a golf estate, a plaas of vast acreage and

cars to make your eyes water. I may be married to a nubile wench north of our borders. The IP address of my 3 stolen

laptops is probably raiding a bank account or two every other day. As you say - what the hell, why not ?

[qball 11]

Hi...

 

I would please like to know if a company applies for a verified seller, will they be obliged to charge VAT?

Also, knowing that I don't have a South African ID, can I apply for a verified seller using someone else's South African ID.

 

Thanks for all the help

 

We do not verify companies, we only verify an individual, a director or owner of the business. If the business belongs to you, and you don't have a South African ID we cannot verify you, we also cannot verify another person who is not part of your business. All items sold must include VAT.

Edited November 22, 2012 by qball

[extreme_it 10]

We do not verify companies, we only verify an individual, a director or owner of the business. If the business belongs to you, and you don't have a South African ID we cannot verify you, we also cannot verify another person who is not part of your business. All items sold must include VAT.

 

Thanks very much qball..

 

Also thank you guys. I didn't mean that Im going to steal someone's ID :-) I thought I would use the ID of someone I know and of course with his consent. But now saying this, it does seem a bit illegal. Doesn't it??

[Not1CentMore 10]

.....it does seem a bit illegal. Doesn't it??

 

Shoot-a-bug, not this side. It even has a 'fancy-smancy' name: White Collar Crime. Seems as long as the shirts are freshly laundered , it is, somehow, more acceptable... and harder to catch the culprits (or so the Government says). Of course, when caught, the 'bad guy' gets a much lighter and more 'cush' sentence than a jaywalker. Reckon the jaywalker was wearing a collar of a different color.

 

Ruthie

[wayjen 10]

Thanks very much qball..

 

Also thank you guys. I didn't mean that Im going to steal someone's ID :-) I thought I would use the ID of someone I know and of course with his consent. But now saying this, it does seem a bit illegal. Doesn't it??

 

You think?