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Old 02-08-2012, 09:53 PM   #35
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I appreciate having the information, but it strikes me that generating a false Singaporean national ID number is possibly not the safest thing to do, and is probably of questionable legality. Or maybe I'm just being overly cautious.

In any case, it was fun while it lasted. Makes me wish you could just pay an annual fee directly to Overdrive and access their whole bloody catalog.
Yeah, I wouldn't be comfortable with this. The NRIC is used in some ways like US Social Security numbers, in other ways more like a US photo ID number. Using fake NRIC numbers just sounds like a really bad idea.
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