Ohio
Ohio fake IDs are preferred by a lot of people for the same reason people order plain cheese pizzas. They have a clean design that doesn’t have too much clutter. It also makes it a clever way to tell which vendors have their act together. As a result, you can see quite many sales for these IDs.
Pros of Our Ohio ID
Having an ID that can be scanned used to be a little cherry on top. Nowadays, it’s pretty much essential with so many places using them. It’s one thing for a fake not to support a specific scanner like PDF417 or BCS, but some Ohio fakes just don’t scan at all. At that point, you might as well hold up a crayon drawing saying, “I’m 21, trust me.”
Why Should You Get One?
Fakery isn’t the first thing on Ohio’s list of things to deal with. The state has got bigger fish to fry than dealing with fake IDs. You only ever hear of fakes here in the context of immigration or illegally pawning assists. Always the classics.
Lamination to the Slaughter
Lamination has always been a weak point for fake ID vendors to work out. It’s in the Ohio fakes where you can see the worst iteration of it. Ohio fake IDs from places like FYD have it so bad that the lamination shows up clearly as a separate layer and almost begs you to confiscate it.
PERSONALIZED FEATURES
The scannable Ohio id from Fakeyourid comes with real id in the shape of Ohio, raised DOB, ultraviolet seal in tri-color holography.
SCANNABLE FEATURES
Ohio fakes are good for the more adventurous kind. They offer coverage for a weird collection of states like Detroit, West Virginia, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. The transparent window with the smaller photo of the person serves as an OVD.
HOLOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Ohio ids are issued on a new material which is similar to Polycarbonate. We use Multile Layer Imaging (MLi) to replicate the real holograms of the license as used by the DMV.
TEMPLATE FEATURES
The Ohio state flag & DOB of the person in multiple locations. It wouldn’t be a fake if there weren’t inconsistencies here and there, but when they outnumber the accuracies, that’s what calls for concern.
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