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A virtual debit card service like privacy.com lets you create a card for each subscription, limit how much per month can be charged, and end the virtual card at
by Modified3019 2y ago
A virtual debit card service like privacy.com lets you create a card for each subscription, limit how much per month can be charged, and end the virtual card at any time.
By default the card will be vendor locked, meaning once a company makes a charge to the card then only that company will be able to do so.
That said, doesn’t solve the issue of everyone wanting subscriptions. A few $5-$20 here and there will quickly rival a utility bill.
- Propelloni 2y agoThat's not less hassle than getting an invoice and paying it.
- pkorzeniewski 2y agoSure, you can use PayPal as well (which I do when I really need to pay for a subscription), but that's just a solution to a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place - I get it that some people like the convenience of automated reccuring payments and that's fine, but it shouldn't be the only available option to pay for services.
- space_oddity 2y agoTotally agree! There should be more flexibility to accommodate different preferences and concerns regarding payment methods.
- eclecticfrank 2y agoA subsrciption to manage all your other subscriptions?
- space_oddity 2y agoSound counterintuitive yet can actually be a valuable service
- Geezus_42 2y agoPrivacy.com was free last I checked.