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You can use any billing address and name. Pretty awesome

• blindm 6y ago
  Which is tied to your legal name and real address, as per the Privacy.com terms. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and unless you register a Privacy.com account with fake credentials, you can throw any notion of privacy out the door.
  • goodluckchuck 6y ago
    It's privacy such that the seller doesn't know who you are. Which is certainly more privacy, even if it doesn't provide privacy against legal process, etc.
    • t0astbread 6y ago
      It would also depend on who Privacy.com shares the link between you and your pseudonyms with. Their ToS/privacy policy mention third party identity verification and fraud prevention but it's not really clear what that means and if it entails de-anonymizing pseudonyms towards payment intermediaries.