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Free UK ID Proof of Age Card, Aged 18 to 24 Citizencard using code @ CitizenCard
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Posted 30 September 2022

Free UK ID Proof of Age Card, Aged 18 to 24 Citizencard using code @ CitizenCard

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Co-op have teamed up with Citizencard to offer free pass cards to anyone aged 18 to 24. Using the code COOP will give anyone aged 18-24 a £15 discount when used at citizencard.com - you will see that the cost of a standard application is reduced to £0.
Please share with friends and families. Code is valid for all of October.
Citizencard is a proof of age pass card that can be used in retailers, pubs, bars, and nightclubs to purchase age restricted products.
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  1. Darkraiser's avatar
    What's wrong with getting a provisional ID for £34 (lasts 10 years) with renewals costing £14 every 10 years. Recognised everywhere so you'll have no issues with age restricted events, consumables or utilities.
    killzusall's avatar
    Son went to uni 2 weeks and 2 days ago, lost his provisional drivers licence by the end of the first week when exploring the world of alcohol with other freshers, and it has his name and address on and could be used for more nefarious means than this ID card if lost
  2. KLawsy's avatar
    To any younger people thinking about getting this, you will not get into clubs with this, nor will you be served at a bar/pub.
    Josh_Coombs's avatar
    True this I use to have one and got refused as bouncers don't recognise it so thought sod it get provisional instead
  3. Footsore's avatar
    Unbelievable.
    With already established methods to verify ID, driving licence amongst them, why on earth would anyone even think of disclosing personal information to yet another commercial database?
    Potty.
    AGrumpyDad's avatar
    So the options for officially valid forms of photo ID on a night out in the UK, are a driver's license (not everybody can have one), a passport (not the sort of thing you should just carry around on a night out), or an ID card that is part of the Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS), of which CitizenCard is one of the better known options. (EU National Identify Cards are acceptable photo ID cards for pubs and clubs, but there is a pretty obvious reason why that isn't an option here).

    Recommend by the Home Office, and endorsed by the National Police Chief's Council, what makes a better option for carrying around with you if you can't get a driver's license, a CitizenCard, or a Passport? (Hint: The correct answer is not your Passport).

    Then there is the cost. A Passport will cost you at least £75.50 at time of comment, running for ten years. Fine if you plan on International travel, bit of a waste of you just want to prove your age. CitizenCard is normally £15 every three years (so a little over half the price of a Passport) - or free with this offer - but again, even if you want to travel abroad at some point, taking your Passport to prove your age on a night out is a foolish endeavour.

    Frankly, taking your driving license or Passport for a night out isn't really the best option either. People lose their wallets/purses, not to mention the number of thieves operating in popular areas. What would be the least inconvenient to lose/have stolen? Once again, an accredited ID card is the best option in that scenario. (edited)
  4. sdaniaal's avatar
    Are bots upvoting this?
    killzusall's avatar
    I am not a bot, or at least I don’t think I am
  5. Naqvi's avatar
    Passport, driving license, provisional driving license not good enough?
    Gigasonix's avatar
    It’s not impossible for a young person not to have any of those and even if they do, it might be preferable to carry this than something like a passport that you really wouldn’t want to lose. (edited)
  6. Alex_Dogarov's avatar
    thay building private data base than will sell that to anyone people should never give id detail to third party only gov. sector
    urinthematrix's avatar
    ... followed by lots of call from India trying to sell you mobile contact and fixing your window's on your PC
  7. Danny_No_Deals's avatar
    The Klauss Schwab special
  8. peaceofshhhh's avatar
    This is useless, most will not accept it
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