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This is why you ALWAYS use a Privacy.com (or similar) virtual credit card with limited access to your bank account. It's the same as creating a separation betwe
by blitz_skull 6y ago
This is why you ALWAYS use a Privacy.com (or similar) virtual credit card with limited access to your bank account. It's the same as creating a separation between your API layer and DB layer. They shouldn't have unmitigated access.
Anytime I start a trial, or pay for a service provider with a high likelihood of screwing me over—Privacy.com virtual card.
- nickthemagicman 6y agoWas just about to type this. Privacy.com is amazing.
- cheeze 6y agoI use privacy too but I generally don't bother for most use cases because I want the CC rewards. Chase has been fine whenever someone is scummy to me, which has rarely happened. Any sort of trial though, 100% of the time.
- encryptluks2 6y agoWould love to see a recent review of Privacy.com vs Abine Blur. Does Privacy.com really make it so you can't delete an account?
- silicon2401 6y agowhat are the pros and cons of using privacy.com or similar vs a normal credit card? is it as safe as using your bank's own credit card?