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Because you can’t use those burner numbers to make brick and mortar purchases. Your assertion was objectively false.
by hgfghj 3y ago
Because you can’t use those burner numbers to make brick and mortar purchases.
Your assertion was objectively false.
- kibwen 3y agoCashiers in brick and mortar stores can enter card details manually. You've never had a card reader break and then had the cashier have to type it in by hand?
- hgfghj 3y agoI have never convinced a cashier to use digits provided by me or off my phone screen. That is fundamentally different from getting them to manually enter a card. But I understand you’re making irrelevant bad faith comments, because you’re too weak to admit that you were wrong about something unimportant. kibwen, learn to take an L.
- cptskippy 3y agoSketchiness aside, the fee a merchant pays is different based on the capture method to incentivize using more secure methods. The bank, payment processor, and the merchant know how a PAN was processed.
- jonathantf2 3y agoNever once had that in my life.
- MBCook 3y agoIt’s usually only done when the card reader isn’t working with the particular card. For example back in magstripe when it was the magnetized or if there’s a problem with the chip these days and magstripe fallback fails or the device doesn’t support stripe reading.
- rowls66 3y agoThey can but they generally won’t. Use of the chip on the card shifts fraud liability from merchant to issuer. Burner card numbers are for card not present transactions.