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yeah, when i saw that i got so mad that I created a virtual credit card, changed the billing method, and then deleted the card. You can not imagine the big smil
by lucasverra 6y ago
yeah, when i saw that i got so mad that I created a virtual credit card, changed the billing method, and then deleted the card. You can not imagine the big smile on my face when i received the email "we cannot charge you"....
Reaaaaaally big smile on my face
- danlugo92 6y agoHow can i create such a virtual card?
- mathewsanders 6y agoThere a few options for virtual cards. Ive been using https://privacy.com/ https://privacy.com/. I’ve been using this not only for subscriptions, but also when I’m making an online purchase at a store that I think may not have the best security in place.
- jaybeeayyy 6y agoSome credit card companies have card generators (Capital one has Eno, Amex has one I believe, Citi calls it Virtual Card Generator etc) but you can also use privacy.com, revolut and I think there's an app called token or something? I think I pay for everything online with my privacy cards now. It's just easier to keep track of stuff when you get alerts after a company charges a closed card, or tries to charge you more than your card limit that you set up.
- wolco 6y agoI tried that with rebel.ca (domain reg) a few years ago. They setup this dark pattern where domains wouldn't expire they get renewed two months before they were due. In my case they froze the account preventing me from moving domains. I called support and they unfroze it. The next night the system it froze again. It became a race, manually moving 200 domains over in 12 hours. They don't allow bulk moves and you can't quickly open each domain for editing in a separate tab. Fyi: Why move. There prices went up to some crazy amount $30 for a .org 60% more for[a .ca it ended up costing me hundreds extra one month. Glad I caught it...
- mywacaday 6y agoI had a few like that as well but they were going through PayPal, pretty satisfying to block alright.