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gedgar Mostly Lurking 13 posts Joined Sep 2011 More info | Jun 08, 2013 12:37 | #2 Careful multiple stories of credit card hacking at the site.....http://finance.yahoo.com …ing-credit-000531825.html
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Jun 08, 2013 12:47 | #3 gedgar wrote in post #16011721 Careful multiple stories of credit card hacking at the site.....http://finance.yahoo.com …ing-credit-000531825.html But there are ways to get around it. I never use my actual CC for any online purchase.
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sonnyc Cream of the Crop 5,175 posts Likes: 36 Joined Jun 2005 Location: san jose More info | Jun 08, 2013 14:23 | #4 rndman wrote in post #16011736 But there are ways to get around it. I never use my actual CC for any online purchase. What are the ways and what do you use? Pre-paid Visa?
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Jun 08, 2013 16:04 | #5 sonnyc wrote in post #16011918 What are the ways and what do you use? Pre-paid Visa? Virtual number with $ and time limit
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Breacher1 Member 102 posts Likes: 2 Joined Aug 2011 Location: Madcity, WI More info | Jun 09, 2013 20:29 | #6 This is for two also........
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Jun 09, 2013 20:37 | #7 rndman wrote in post #16012124 Virtual number with $ and time limit I used Citibank virtual number with $ and time limit and still got affected. Be careful. Nikon D800, 24-70
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Jun 09, 2013 21:36 | #8 onemoresmash wrote in post #16015319 I used Citibank virtual number with $ and time limit and still got affected. Be careful. How so?
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RHChan84 Goldmember 2,320 posts Likes: 24 Joined Apr 2011 Location: Mass More info | Jun 10, 2013 08:12 | #9 |
morph2_7 Goldmember 1,112 posts Joined Sep 2012 Location: Los Angeles More info | Jun 10, 2013 12:00 | #10 onemoresmash wrote in post #16015319 I used Citibank virtual number with $ and time limit and still got affected. Be careful. No, don't keep it a secret. Post it here so everyone can learn how virtual CC numbers can be breached. This is scary. I recently bought something from Beach camera through Rakuten. I checked my credit card last night, no fraudulent charges. I hope it stays that way. I will no longer purchase anything from Rakuten.
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Jun 10, 2013 23:28 | #11 morph2_7 wrote in post #16017184 No, don't keep it a secret. Post it here so everyone can learn how virtual CC numbers can be breached. This is scary. I recently bought something from Beach camera through Rakuten. I checked my credit card last night, no fraudulent charges. I hope it stays that way. I will no longer purchase anything from Rakuten. I bought a 24-70 on Rakuten (Cameta as the marketplace seller) with a Citi virtual number with $ and time limit. I set up the limit as lens price +$5. Couple days later I got an alert text from Citi asking me if I have made a purchase from Channel Inn for ~$8. I replied no, and then the next day Citi called me for more details and they want me to replace the credit card. Not much hassle. Nikon D800, 24-70
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morph2_7 Goldmember 1,112 posts Joined Sep 2012 Location: Los Angeles More info | Jun 11, 2013 00:31 | #12 onemoresmash wrote in post #16019252 I bought a 24-70 on Rakuten (Cameta as the marketplace seller) with a Citi virtual number with $ and time limit. I set up the limit as lens price +$5. Couple days later I got an alert text from Citi asking me if I have made a purchase from Channel Inn for ~$8. I replied no, and then the next day Citi called me for more details and they want me to replace the credit card. Not much hassle. I believe that the $ limit helps a little somehow because the fraud charge is only $8 rather than thousands that I have heard from other people. Also, the fraud charge might down to the reason that I didn't close the virtual number after the payment went through Rakuten. But, it took 3 days for Rakuten to process my order, so someone could still hack your virtual number before you could close the number. Thanks for sharing your experience. I just checked my Citibank credit card account to be sure they have my current contacts (email and cell phone) so they can contact me if necessary. I do know about virtual credit card numbers but never use them. Are we supposed to get a virtual number from the credit card company, make the purchase then disable the number right after the purchase goes through? I thought a virtual number was only good for x amount of minutes/hours or only good for 1 purchase.
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Jun 11, 2013 07:23 | #13 onemoresmash wrote in post #16019252 I bought a 24-70 on Rakuten (Cameta as the marketplace seller) with a Citi virtual number with $ and time limit. I set up the limit as lens price +$5. Couple days later I got an alert text from Citi asking me if I have made a purchase from Channel Inn for ~$8. I replied no, and then the next day Citi called me for more details and they want me to replace the credit card. Not much hassle. I believe that the $ limit helps a little somehow because the fraud charge is only $8 rather than thousands that I have heard from other people. Also, the fraud charge might down to the reason that I didn't close the virtual number after the payment went through Rakuten. But, it took 3 days for Rakuten to process my order, so someone could still hack your virtual number before you could close the number. This is a bit weird. Because if the virtual card is used for one vendor, it is locked for him. No other vendor can charge it (he will be denied) even if there is remaining $ amount.
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Jun 11, 2013 07:25 | #14 morph2_7 wrote in post #16019380 Thanks for sharing your experience. I just checked my Citibank credit card account to be sure they have my current contacts (email and cell phone) so they can contact me if necessary. I do know about virtual credit card numbers but never use them. Are we supposed to get a virtual number from the credit card company, make the purchase then disable the number right after the purchase goes through? I thought a virtual number was only good for x amount of minutes/hours or only good for 1 purchase. With CITI the virtual card can expire in 1 month to 12. You can set the time you want (default being 1 month). You have to do this trough advance options where you get a choice to put only $ limit or $ and time limit.
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morph2_7 Goldmember 1,112 posts Joined Sep 2012 Location: Los Angeles More info | Jun 11, 2013 11:58 | #15 rndman, thanks for the tips. I'll definitely consider using virtual number on my next online purchase.
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