The paper Trip. Anyone read the book?need advice

Can you really learn to get a fake id to use for a players card w/o any problems.I would think after 9/11 there would be problems getting an ID.I havent bought the book but want to know if its worth it.thanks..

It used to be with only a birth certificate one could obtain a state ID without fingerprinting.

This is a real need among us players however.

Suppose you wanted to go play the Mississippi casinos and not have to drive or take a taxi 30 miles away. An ID for Hotel and comps would be lucrative.

Just a thought, a woman I was married to 15 years ago, after her death, was found to have 4 fake driver's liscense in 2 different states. I didn't even know her real name til her death. Her family played right along with the scam.

Isn't that Karma, I play the casinos, and women play me?

It seems State Ids are easier to obtain than Driver's Liscense.

In most states it has been far easier than a DRIVER'S LISC.

Problem is, *won't most casinos look at you as kind of strange* if you only have state ID?

To get an ID, most states ask for a:

A)letter to an address

B) a birth certificate with said name on it

C)Voter Registration

Not all states require those documents.

Montana has required only a letter to your address.

California requires about everything and your data is coded on your ID like your Driver's Liscence in most states.

Of course it's been a while since I have heard about those that work it; but the DMV or simular office is the place to get it.

If you are really interested in being covert, I'd check out this web address and get their catalogue:

http://www.loompanics.com/

They have a large list of books their I'm sure the customers are all watched!

ONE WARNING! I would go to the library under an anonomous name and web search this and have the catalogue sent to another address.

After 9/11, the U.S. Constitution has been illigetimatized to the point of NO RIGHT OF PRIVACY and NO FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

EMAILS and PHONES are ALL TAPPED INTO. >>>>>>>>>>ALL>>>>>>>

Sounds like Germany at one time doesn't it?