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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The shop I work in has the same policy, we would sell to an 18 year old who provided ID but a credit card wouldn't be accepted as ID.
Yes, I know you have to be over 18 to get one but it could be someone elses card, he could have lied on the application form etc, we would need to see something with the date of birth printed it like a driving licence, passport or one of theoseproof of age cards.
Retailers have takent the sensible approach, as alot of people have trouble judging age - I think this 'if you look under 21 you need I.D idea is a good one it safe guards staff a bit more and safe guards the underage drinkers a bit too.
I do think it is a voluntary action though but most places have jumped on it to protect themselves more. Its is sometimes very hard to tell someones age this is to help the question 'does this person look old enough (in this case 21) if not I.D please.
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