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It can still trivially be tracked by the card networks as people start reporting large fraudulent charges and card details aren't worth the hassle unless you're
by Nextgrid 5y ago
It can still trivially be tracked by the card networks as people start reporting large fraudulent charges and card details aren't worth the hassle unless you're literally getting thousands of them (via PoS malware or similar automated means). The other commenters' idea of raising the price a little bit and pocketing the difference is more likely to last and net more money in the long run as less people would question and bother disputing a slight surcharge.
- munk-a 5y agoI think the idea is you silently harvest the numbers for a while and build up a stockpile before cashing them in. If you wanted to flee the country before getting your payday you might be pretty safe. I endorse absolutely none of this, just to be clear.