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AAT wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 12:22 am

JFR wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 10:50 am Anybody use PayPal for purchases and transactions?

I got hacked and had a number of bogus transactions charged.

They are cooperating, refunding, and my bank is involved.

But it is scary. Identity and all that.

I bought some chess books through a Russian website, over the years. Uh oh. It is their site I suspect.

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I don't use paypal, but my credit card used to have a service that would generate a throwaway number and name with a spending limit and time limit on it, so that could be used for online purchases without allowing further purchases, and if something went wrong you'd know which site leaked the info. They removed it a few years ago when they updated their system and didn't want to pay to reimplement the feature, but there's got to be other ways to do something similar now. They should really make that kind of identity protection an industry standard. These problems have been happening all the time, and often involve the merchant's website getting hacked.