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Banks already have fraud protection on credit cards and are responsible for reporting suspicious amounts of depositing (above a certain amount). Thus is the bas
by TeaDrunk 6y ago
Banks already have fraud protection on credit cards and are responsible for reporting suspicious amounts of depositing (above a certain amount). Thus is the basis of my shock that something similarly obvious isn’t covered.
- pbhjpbhj 6y agoWhy aren't all public transaction public? Money paid from central government should all be publicly viewable, shouldn't it? Then anyone who wishes could look to see if an account had more than $X or more than $Y transactions, or more than one stimulus cheque, etc?
- notduncansmith 6y agoThis is a good question that I’d like answered.