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"To become a Reverb Seller, we need to verify your identity to comply with our obligations under a variety of laws, such as the INFORM Act, Digital Services Act and anti-money laundering laws.Excerpt from Reverb's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “To become a Reverb Seller, we need to verify your identity to comply with our obligations under a variety of laws, such as the INFORM Act, Digital Services Act and anti-money laundering laws.”
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