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How it's zero traceability if Apple can see: 1. credit card used to by a gift card 2. who exactly redeemed a gift card. It can be traced, the problem that they
by citrin_ru 10mo ago
How it's zero traceability if Apple can see: 1. credit card used to by a gift card 2. who exactly redeemed a gift card.
It can be traced, the problem that they block accounts (probably using on FP prone algorithm) even if a gift card was not purchased using a stolen credit card.
- eduction 10mo agoApple only sees the credit card if you buy from them, if you buy from a retailer they don’t get that info. To be clear, this is their problem, not the customers. Still, I’m curious what the scammer did in this case. If a retail worker just stole the card number it would merely be used up, not flagged as fraud. Maybe someone in the supply chain obtained the number and reported it lost/stolen? And used that to obtain a new card no one would complain about once it was used? Vs the original number which would result in a customer complaint. Idk.
- kube-system 10mo ago1. Apple can't see the credit card of anyone who bought a gift card from any third-party retailer 2. The normal use case for a gift card is that it is transferred to a person different than the original purchaser. Launderers also do this.