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Yeah, recently I bought a knife from bladehq because I was worried about getting a knockoff off Amazon. Two weeks later I got an email from bladehq that they h
by thefourthchime 5y ago
Yeah, recently I bought a knife from bladehq because I was worried about getting a knockoff off Amazon.
Two weeks later I got an email from bladehq that they had been exploited and my credit card was now known to hackers.
So, fucked if you do, fucked if you don’t.
- abqio 5y agoPaypal, Privacy.com, and Blur can solve that problem. I'm sure there are others.
- brink 5y agoThat's like getting food poisoning when you go out to eat, so you just assume all restaurants will give you food poisoning.
- andyana 5y agoNot even food poisoning, more like your car for broken into, but nothing was stolen. The meal was fantastic, however.
- pottertheotter 5y agoI've been using the pay with PayPal option whenever a site has it for this reason.
- ryanianian 5y agoPayPal will not help you if you inadvertently buy a scam product. I bought a TV light strip doodad for $20. What arrived was an empty box. It shipped from the US, but they wanted me to ship it back to China. PayPal could not have cared less. They agreed I needed to send it back to China. I escalated very far up their chain. Nothing. Apparently this is a common scam and PayPal does zero to help.
- pottertheotter 5y agoI use my credit card with PayPal purchases, so I think a chargeback would cover that.