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How does the force post get to you though? Surely that involves privacy.com participating.
by Dylan16807 2y ago
How does the force post get to you though? Surely that involves privacy.com participating.
- fc417fc802 2y agoExactly. The number of times I've caught support for various companies outright lying to me is actually fairly alarming. It's also very obviously not against the payment network rules, otherwise privacy.com wouldn't be actively participating.
- myself248 2y agoThis is my speculation, but I think privacy.com isn't actually in the middle as thoroughly as we think they are. They're just making up a new card number that still corresponds to my same old account, and they're responding to verification queries saying "yup, that's the right name and address, verifies just fine!", which provides the privacy they claim to. Note, their name isn't SpendingLimit.com. This shook me plenty and I no longer use them for anything I actually need a spending limit on. They're still good for their namesake privacy, with a very limited scope (i.e. scummy merchants), but it's a very thin veil and easy to pierce.