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No, because I have many debit cards from different banks in order to have redundancy and increase availability when the bank's system is down, or a particular c
by 4ad 10y ago
No, because I have many debit cards from different banks in order to have redundancy and increase availability when the bank's system is down, or a particular card simply won't work at some merchant, but other will (usually happens in the US with my European cards).
- tutts 10y agoSo the sites should drop the safety features because there exists a user who would not be personally inconvenienced by the theft of their credit card details?
- Cyph0n 10y agoAnd that adds the overhead of managing multiple balances, fees, and credentials. You don't seem to be a typical bank user, so I'm still going to conclude that getting a credit/debit card stolen is a huge inconvenience.
- enraged_camel 10y agoThe biggest risk of credit card data being stolen is not loss of money, but identity theft.