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If you really lose your card that often why don't you just order two to begin with? You'd have to take precautions like this even with normal money, since if yo
by username90 7y ago
If you really lose your card that often why don't you just order two to begin with? You'd have to take precautions like this even with normal money, since if you misplaced your monthly allowance you'd still be out for several weeks.
- bryanrasmussen 7y agoI guess I never thought about ordering two cards, probably like most people I like to think it won't happen again. If I am using cash I don't carry all the cash available to me all the time, so if I lose some cash it is not quite the same as losing my method of accessing money.
- kuschku 7y agoBecause that’s not possible – you can’t have multiple cards with the same name on the same account. I know, I’ve tried after I’ve spent the entirety of january without without a card due to losing one (and the bank fucking up the replacement).
- username90 7y agoMy bank lets me do that, not sure why your bank wouldn't let you. Also these aren't really problems with a cashless society, they are problems with a partially cashless society. Society will fix these issues very quickly when there are no workarounds, like making sure that everyone can have backup cards for example.
- Mirioron 7y agoI don't believe that they'll get fixed. It'll just be filed under "huh, that's terrible!"
- 2rsf 7y agoorder an extra credit card, never use it and store it someplace safe
- kuschku 7y agoI can’t — the only way to order a card automatically deactivates all other cards. I can create a second card, on a different name than my own, but that’d require ID verification for that different person (e.g. for shared accounts of couples)