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Holiday Deals 2019
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Thats not as big a safeguard as you think. Roughly 4 months ago, we had a guy hack into the CC company, unlock the card, change the billing address, and place an order. Cost me 800 bucks.
Make sure you turn on ALL notifications on the cc.
You can get a notification each time you log into account, change password, change mailing address, etc...
This way the second someone, not u, does anything with it you k how and the race is on.
You can get a notification each time you log into account, change password, change mailing address, etc...
This way the second someone, not u, does anything with it you k how and the race is on.
I actually never use my debit card online. It's more for emergencies than anything. Local purchases are all with cash.
As far as credit card purchases I try to go thru PayPal as it adds an extra layer of security to dispute unauthorized purchases, unfortunately some places I shop don't use PayPal.
I don't think there's any 100% safe way to buy online anymore
Dont use debit card at all anywhere. It's not safe online or at physical store. Good example is target's 2018 holiday hack. All those people that used debit cards, my sister, had those numbers stolen and re-used. She got hit for $100 and chase did NOT refund her that money. 
All credit cards now a days have purchase notification ability.
Meaning as soon as a cc is used (ie. A purchase, a hotel doing a temp hold, etc) you get either an email notification, text message notification, phone call.
So in the event of the above if the hacker uses your info to buy say a hello kitty plush at Macy's you will know it was me.
FIFY...
I've had my debit card hacked a few times. It was relatively painless (other than the obvious hassle of getting a new one). It's through my credit union and now they can issue me a new card right on the spot as soon as I report it at one of the branches. Money has always been back in my account within 2 or 3 days after reporting it.
FIFY...
Sssshhh
If d.kaufman no gives me no hello kitty for xmass u bet that is what will occur with his cards.
I never use a debit card. Just asking for trouble in my opinion. However, I use credit cards to pay for everything I can. Even utility bills because we have the cash back cards and we only put on the credit cards what we can afford. Pay them off every month and we get hit with no interest for not having a balance. Then we get cash back. You'd be surprised the large amount of cash back you get for putting every day expenses on them.
Some people can NOT get a credit card due to very bad credit.
These people had no way of doing online purchases or renting a hotel room, car. As such the banking industry provided an way for them to do this type of transactions via the debit card. The catch as we all know if the direct link to your money.
Us too. We take annual trips to CA to visit my son and his family with cash back.
Ah, I see. I can understand that. Thanks!
My daughter just had her credit card hacked. Sent a text complaining about it. Some joker in Virginia bought tickets for an event coming up in a few months.
I jokingly said that she did it while sleeping.
Five minutes later she is on the phone with the credit card company getting ready for the dispute when she remembers SHE bought tickets for an upcoming event.
She asked to be transferred to a Spanish speaker and hung up while they were in process.
Nothing to do with the OP, but I found it humorous.
I jokingly said that she did it while sleeping.
Five minutes later she is on the phone with the credit card company getting ready for the dispute when she remembers SHE bought tickets for an upcoming event.
She asked to be transferred to a Spanish speaker and hung up while they were in process.
Nothing to do with the OP, but I found it humorous.
Looks like it. https://gun.deals/product/smith-and-wesson-642-airweight-38-spl-no-internal-lock-32999
I posted one at $299.99 shipped a week ago but it is OOS now.
Ah, I missed that one. Wasn't really scouring the web last week when I should have been.
I may hang tight and see if any deals pop up between now and Christmas.
