Vault101 said:they dont ofen ask for Id
When I was in high school I worked part-time as a cashier for a Best Buy store in New Hampshire. We were required to ID everyone who looked like they were in their 20's or younger who were trying to purchase M-rated games.Owyn_Merrilin said:Because in the US they aren't, and I still get carded every time I buy something M-rated in a Gamestop.
If you were old enough to buy the game and had ID to prove it, but there was a child with you, we were required to inform you that the game was M-rated and not appropriate for young players.
If a supervisor caught us failing to ID, or failing to inform individuals with children that the game they were purchasing was M-rated, we'd get a warning. Two warnings in a single month and we would be fired.
Additionally, the company hired "secret shoppers." These were individuals that would come into the store to "test" us on our knowledge of company policy without us knowing we were being tested. If a secret shopper reported to the store management that we failed to ID/inform, that would also get us a warning.