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Re: ID
Jake45owens 13 Reviews 448 reads
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One of the providers wanted it, thank you,

Sounds really stupid but where do I find my personal ter ID?


Providers have TER ID's

Clients have usernames or aliases.

If you have favorites, and get notified of their new reviews, your ID # will be on the email.

Swim

Yep, I was wrong  and now know a few ways to find it .

Be nice if we had all the answers, but shit happens.  Even though we're not newbs, we still learn stuff.

Swim

look up one of your reviews..it is listed under "review information"..why do you really need it?

Posted By: Jake45owens
Sounds really stupid but where do I find my personal ter ID?

One of the providers wanted it, thank you,

Which is "Jake45owens."

Your number means nothing to anyone except to admin. It is useless to yourself or to any lady trying to verify you.


Ok, sorry for the newguy questions.

Posted By: perfectstorm
Which is "Jake45owens."

Your number means nothing to anyone except to admin. It is useless to yourself or to any lady trying to verify you.

This is the newbie board. You asked a newbie question. (One which a lot of oldies don't know the answer too either).

I am the host of the newbie board and there are a number of members who help out with answers to questions from those new to the hobby.  If you don't ask, you won't learn.  Sometimes, you can find answers by doing a search for key words and/or topics and save yourself from asking.

But you should never feel the need to apologize for asking a question on this board.  That's what it's here for.  This is the one board where you can ask without fear of being flamed or ridiculed for it.  If I don't get to answer you, one of my 'highly unpaid assistants' as I call them will answer.  No one of us has all the answers, but between them and me, we will eventually get the word up there on the board.  Those guys are very valuable assets to this board.   BTW, I'm not paid either.  Host is just a title.

Swim

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