There's a difference between a restaurant using a standard machine which prints those details because they may be useful (so customers can later go back and che

There's a difference between a restaurant using a standard machine which prints those details because they may be useful (so customers can later go back and check which card they put it on) and Amazon giving those away without any reason at all. Don't get me wrong, 95% of the fault rests with Apple, but Amazon should review their processes. There is simply no reason for them to be handing these details out, particularly without valid confirmation of the person's identity - if they need to confirm the card details the customer can give the four digits and the customer service representative can confirm them. One of the basic rules of security, don't do anything that's not necessary and this is entirely unnecessary.