Fake ID

 

Find out how crafty counterfeiters stay one step ahead of the bureaucrats and security professionals and readily replicate driver’s licenses, birth certificates and other supposedly “secure” identity documents. In Secrets of a Back-Alley ID Man: Fake ID Construction Techniques of the Underground, Sheldon Charrett (The Modern Identity Changer and Identity, Privacy, and Personal Freedom) will show you the most effective “new school” and “old-school” techniques for new Fake IDs, as well as poor man’s tricks for those on a tight budget needing Fake IDs; the latest ID printers, scanners, cameras, software and other equipment used to forge IDs; groundbreaking research in hologram reproduction; simple and quick methods for producing DIY Fake ID templates for licenses and official seals; ways to make composite fake IDs using a standard 35mm camera; and the availability of ready-made fake ID cards on the Internet and other sources ready to buy. Plus, for the first time ever in print, are precise instructions on how metallic holograms and repetitive lettering are done at home to make the most uthentic real fake ID’s ever. Also included are difficult-to-find driver’s licenses backs, which are nonexistent on the Internet and ignored in other fake ID books.

 

Fake ID by Modem & Mail Review: Trent Sands does a great job of detailing the underground Fake ID and Novelty ID world. He does a great job telling the story of TheIDShop.com who was one of the first online providers of these ID Cards.

Fake ID by Modem & Mail Review: Fake ID by Modem & Mail is a book that is always a recommended read for my customers. The book is the perfect compliment to your already-exisiting library of similar titles for the hard times.

 

Fake ID Review: After her grandmother’s funeral, Zoe begins to unravel the mystery of Gran’s identity. Why had she been using a fake ID for years? What happened back in the old country that would make a person go underground? And who are these strangers in a batch of photos?

Fake ID Review: Fake ID introduces the reader to the addictive and rewarding hobby of genealogy or tracing family history. They are able to place family events into context and understand the actions of Zoe’s grandmother and her need for a fake ID.