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> Don't use your credit card on websites you don't trust The person in this article bought stuff from Amazon with their credit card and did not have their acco
by belval 3y ago
> Don't use your credit card on websites you don't trust
The person in this article bought stuff from Amazon with their credit card and did not have their account compromised. Unless you are arguing against buying stuff on the Internet in general I don't see how you comment has anything to do with the case at hand.
This is mostly typical RCMP overreach and the person should seek legal advice on counter-suing for damages.
- leereeves 3y ago>> Don't use your credit card on websites you don't trust > The person in this article bought stuff from Amazon Yeah, you shouldn't trust Amazon. They don't do nearly enough to ensure their 3rd party marketplace is safe.
- mcv 3y agoAmazon is one of the largest companies in world. They have a responsibility to be more trustworthy than this, and should be held accountable.
- leereeves 3y agoI agree, and I didn't mean to blame the victim here (in case it sounded like that to anyone). But it is a lesson to the rest of us, about the risk of shopping on Amazon.
- mcv 3y agoI totally agree, and I don't buy from Amazon as a matter of principle, but considering their size, clearly most people don't. And I suspect that's not because they're fine with the risk, but because they're not aware of it. And that's a problem. Amazon is profiting from trust that they're not worthy of.