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Payment cards. For questions about storing credit card numbers, see also pci-dss. For questions involving the physical object, see also smartcard (if the card has a chip).
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Recourse if debit card was used on a suspicious website
The best course of action would be to contact your card provider and ask to block the transaction. Also, I recommend you block your credit card number and get a new replacement credit card. Here's why …
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Is it safe to use an auto pay feature on my smart watch that stores card info?
(So guess what I got for Christmas...)
While I do appreciate the tech and some of the features in the smart watch, I am skeptical of it's biggest feature -- the Pay feature which essentially duplicat …
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