Which celebrity passport did I handle today?

[stupidsexyflanders]

Duh misread the thread

[waveyswirley]

Joe Swash

[Zygotic]

OK, he’s a musician. Last clue I’m going to give.

[waveyswirley]

Adam Ant

[waveyswirley]

Paul McCartney

[waveyswirley]

Gary Barlow!

[waveyswirley]

Mick Jagger

[xylo]

royalty. musician

it’s elvis.

[waveyswirley]

The King of Latin Trap, Bad Bunny

[Zygotic]

Sir Mick Jagger, I’ll have you know!

So wrinkly.

[chanticleer]

The King of Mastermixers, Jive Bunny

[waveyswirley]

Was it him???

[Zygotic]

Yeah, well done.

[waveyswirley]

[hankscorpio]

Ahm no a grass but telling a public forum who you work for and which well known millionaires personal information you handled seems like exceptionally stupid thing to do.

[xylo]

The personal information that sir mick jagger is able to leave the UK? I… I mean I’m not sure what it’s breaching?

[hankscorpio]

That bit isn’t, but posting that you have access to passport information (and similar like contact details), as well as where you’re likely to be in working hours Monday to Friday, and what you look like via selfie threads historical or otherwise…seems kinda stupid to me.

I’d be pissed off if one of my team was posting GUESS WHICH CELEBRITY I BOOKED ON THIS HOLIDAY TODAY. Companies take that kind of stuff seriously.

Remind me to give you a fake name and address if I ever use a credit card to buy a book from you eh

[xylo]

I mean sure, I can see where you’re coming from with a private company, but I fully assume celebrities get passports every day. It’s more surprising to me that a celeb passport is a shocking event, must happen all the time.

[OtherwiseOutcomes]

You never know, one of Sir Mick’s lawyers might lurk on this forum checking Radiohead album rankings.

[BMS1]

Might have been Phil Cornwell.