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This has been a horrible online experience. The fool of a president in the tri county east Texas area forced this for football year 24. This has been a horrible experience. I hope National ID goes out of business and the Tri-county president that shoved this down our throats smashes his toes on every coffee table he finds. This platform is horrible.

This organization is a criminal scam. We were required by one of our daughter's sports teams to verify through NSID and then NSID REQUIRED as part of this process to charge a recurring fee to your credit card every year, even though there are no recurring services being provided. Then you have to go through a long process to request a refund in the out-years in which no services are being rendered. I hope they get sued!!

absolute garbage. what a scam. website doesn't accept any form of legitimate payment -- any. no customer service number.

I was charged for National Sports. And my child doesn’t play in any sports. I want to know why o was charged to my bank account.

I have been emailing back and forth for two weeks. Customer service has sent repeated emails stating my player is verified then is not, then is then isnt. I told them I was unhappy because I paid twice within 6 months with a response that I was at fault for making two accounts although they claimed to have deleted one. Then a threat made towards my child due to my frustration in them taking money multipletimes with still no resolution or verification. The threat was to ban him and not to email again when all it took would have been a response in how to get the situation resolved. They also claimed not to deal with my sons sports league although there are over 1000 kids using it this year. So instead of help I have gotten threats to ban my child from sports requiring this verification. It’s confusing when I have proof (several forms) stating he is verified only to be told later he isn’t. Very unprofessional and could have been resolved if someone knew what they were doing to give proper guidance instead of threatening a child via email.