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Part of this comes indeed from not trusting the banks -- like, I know the banks do irrational insecure things, and I also don't trust that if I don't do exactly
by jrochkind1 5y ago
Part of this comes indeed from not trusting the banks -- like, I know the banks do irrational insecure things, and I also don't trust that if I don't do exactly what they say they will actually cover me in case of fraud (which we know does happen, a lot, now).
Like, let's say I insisted on hanging up and calling the number on the back of my phone -- are there any cases that would be disastrous for me, would end up in me losing money, and I really should have stayed on the phone with the person who called me, who really was a non-fraudulent representative?
I'm not confident there are not.
- wccrawford 5y agoI think you mean "back of your card". I honestly believe that there are no cases for that on a credit card. On a debit card, that might be different. This is why I never use my debit card for purchases.