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It isn't just google and even then you're blaming the wrong entity. This is your credit card company. I'm sure this solves a particular problem for credit card
by thieving_magpie 8y ago
It isn't just google and even then you're blaming the wrong entity. This is your credit card company. I'm sure this solves a particular problem for credit card companies by significantly reducing their middle-man involvement between a customer and business in regards to their contracts. However, this should absolutely be an opt-in feature.
Your behavior isn't a bug but it is atypical. Your workaround to an infrequent problem just requires a new step: closing and opening new credit card accounts.
- Simon_says 8y agoI actually misspoke in my post. I report the card lost and get a new account number. I have dozens of open credit cards at any given time. It's easy enough to move on to the next one, and it works for me.