I started using one local online service. Their website requires exact name, cedula, number, and address. I'm from IT world. So I checked website security - just by reflex. It turned out that the site has no security at all. Thus, I'm curious - how bad is having cedula & name & address exposed to any script kid?
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cedula #, how bad is to have it publicly available?
I believe they are published On Line by the government.
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Well, I still don't get it. Let me rephrase the question. For instance - if we talk about USA - loosing {SSN+name+address} would be an issue. However, in Russia, a similar set {(Individual Taxpayer Number) + name + address} is a publicly available information. Different countries have different procedures.
Criss Colon, are you sure? I cannot find such a site. Could you?
Criss Colon, are you sure? I cannot find such a site. Could you?
"One online service?" I missed this the first time. What kind of service might this be?
I thought you posted that you were new to the DR? How do you have a cedula number??? When you say local on line service are you talking about wi-fi? I'm not from the IT world? Confused, but that is probably nothing new.
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there are new rules in RD... even to use your phone(cell) they want a cedula number.
Until you give it to them, you're blocked...
there are new rules in RD... even to use your phone(cell) they want a cedula number.
Until you give it to them, you're blocked...
I know there have been other threads on this topic, but how does no cedilla affect tourists? I'll be down next month, and I am dreading not having a full data plan. Used to be a 15 day option. Like twenty bucks. I don't care if it is 100 for 5 days. Gotta have it.
as I recall, there is an option for visitors....
they get into your phone... you must answer or have no phone...
the Claro/Orange office can help
they get into your phone... you must answer or have no phone...
the Claro/Orange office can help
They take your passport number if you are a Gringo and want took hook up your cell to, say, Orange. Did it last year, takes the place of your Cedula.
Yeah, I understand this but I was asking the original poster how he would have a cedula number if he is new to the DR. He seems to be confused on this issue of a cedula number vs. passport number.
If you are Dominican or a legal resident then the telephone company, the cable company, the water company, hotels, the banks you use, the money changers, and more have your cedula number. It is already out there if you do any business with the above.
I know of a story where some workers feared leaving their ID at our guard gate to gain access to our development. They fail to realize how many places already have their cedula number. It is already out there.
The concept is that you present your cedula to prove who you are as the national ID card. It has your picture on it. The new cedula version from this year onward is very hard to reproduce. But I suppose anything is possible.
For those without a cedula, such as visitors, a passport is often used instead of a cedula.
I know of a story where some workers feared leaving their ID at our guard gate to gain access to our development. They fail to realize how many places already have their cedula number. It is already out there.
The concept is that you present your cedula to prove who you are as the national ID card. It has your picture on it. The new cedula version from this year onward is very hard to reproduce. But I suppose anything is possible.
For those without a cedula, such as visitors, a passport is often used instead of a cedula.
I seem to remember from a different thread that the OP claims to be Dominican. If so, he'd have a c?dula for sure.
I agree on that. Any ID is good. There are a lot of exchange houses here that do not even ask for any ID. One in Bavaro for example.