frualuant activities

I brought some Dunlop tires for my vehicle, which include a Dunlop warranty. After the payment was done, Dunlop Potchefstroom said I need to give them my ID number, for the warranty to be activated. 1. This is *****ulent, as I wasn't informed beforehand. 2. They insist in having a copy of my ID book, which I refused since this is my own private property and I never agreed to them having a copy of my ID book. Should my ID number, which gets written down on a piece of paper, get out in the open, someone else could commit ID ***** on my name. The warranty is linked to my ID number, against my will. It is against the law to keep anyone's ID number without their consent.

Their advertising is therefore *****ulent