Walmart questioning customers?

[wizard_of_ahs]

That's odd. I've bought ammo at different Walmarts countless times. I've never been asked.

Maybe I just look too

Same here

 

[85t5mcss]

Walmart "policies" are usually bull**** in the first place.

If they decline ammo sales if you refuse to present an ID... I guess that's fine since there is an age requirement. Credit Cards don't have age requirements. -_-

If policies are BS, then don't go.

The real reason I wanted to post is when did Cardholder Agreements change? Used to be 18 was minimum for CC due to the fact it was a legal contract between you and the bank/CC company. Maybe I will look into this more. I'd like my Daughter to have one just in case.

 

[DarkRose]

If policies are BS, then don't go.

The real reason I wanted to post is when did Cardholder Agreements change? Used to be 18 was minimum for CC due to the fact it was a legal contract between you and the bank/CC company. Maybe I will look into this more. I'd like my Daughter to have one just in case.

I think the having a credit card under 18 is due to the explosion of debit cards and the fact that they work as credit cards, and only hinge on having a checking account, which can be had younger than 18... (Not sure what bank policies are on checking accounts, opened my first at 17 I think)

 

[ArcadiaGP]

If policies are BS, then don't go.

The real reason I wanted to post is when did Cardholder Agreements change? Used to be 18 was minimum for CC due to the fact it was a legal contract between you and the bank/CC company. Maybe I will look into this more. I'd like my Daughter to have one just in case.

No, you're right, but they aren't checking ID to check for age. They're doing it for "your protection."

I mis-spoke when I said no age requirement on credit cards. I just meant no one checks for age when you use one