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I'd use privacy.com in a heartbeat if their TOS didn't have an arbitration agreement -- but given that they want to link to my bank account, getting rid of lega
by danShumway 7y ago
I'd use privacy.com in a heartbeat if their TOS didn't have an arbitration agreement -- but given that they want to link to my bank account, getting rid of legal accountability is unacceptable.
A lot of these types of services sound really good until you actually dig into what their terms are. I don't see why I should trust a business that doesn't trust me.
- e1ven 7y agoI set up a dedicated checking account for Privacy.com, and linked it via routing and account number. I transfer money to the account I approximately equal to what I use with their service. This way, a store gets a one-use card I can easily pause/limit/close, and if privacy.com screw up they're limited in how much they can draw.