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Again, since the system is based on trust, the vast majority of stolen credit cards results in no serious loss of value to the individual.
by scoofy 3y ago
Again, since the system is based on trust, the vast majority of stolen credit cards results in no serious loss of value to the individual.
- anigbrowl 3y agoI was responding to your argument that there are no economic incentives to mug people. The mugger isn't out to impose a cost on the victim, but to get some free money. Purchasing power on a credit card is just as good, although it's not as flexible/reliable as a wad of cash.