IDViking Alberta Review from Dirty Dick
I'm not doing a points out of 10 system anymore. It's too damn subjective and then one of you fucks always bitches about me giving too many or too few points so you know what fuck y'all pick your own damn points!
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Price: Free review copy
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Communication: Non needed, IDViking is bae :)
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Stealth: Thought the ID was concealed well and the envelope looked professional. Standard stealth. My one complaint was no return address but the envelope was good enough looking for it to not be a big deal.
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Holograms: Shit is spunky lookin'! Theres only a seal in the bottom right corner as a hologram but it looks nice and very professional.
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Template: Color matched properly and everything is where it should be. I can tell that the temp was done well. One of the things that really shines about this ID is the complexity of the template it has.
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Photoshop: Impeccable. My photo and signature were edited perfectly.
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UV: UV is where it should be check out the pics below bb's
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Scanning: Everything checked out perfectly on B&CS
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Quality: I really like this ID. It does not feel cheap like a lot of the ID's I've gotten around here. Looks very professional and I can tell the printer used for it was very high quality. Nothing about this ID looks fake to me. It is missing a few things such as not printed on PC and no raised text.
I just have a few things I want to say about this ID. I think a lot of the people on the sub are really missing the point of it. It's not printed on PC and it does not have the raised text etc etc etc. Who cares? There was a big gap in the Canadian market and IDViking is filling in that gap. The technology needed to replicate Alberta 1:1 is incredibly expensive. This is a perfect out of province ID. The template looks incredibly professional and the ID feels real in my hands. The way people have been talking about it has just really bugged me. I really encourage our brothers to the north to pick up an Alberta from IDViking
- Usability: Just use it you fucking pussy
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Posted Dec 18, 2015, 2:47 PM UTC