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    They cannot accesss your checking account or bank details if you use a credit card.
    Only if you use a debit card can they do this.

    Look for the site to have either https or the security lock at the bottom.
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    They cannot accesss your checking account or bank details if you use a credit card.
    Only if you use a debit card can they do this.

    Look for the site to have either https or the security lock at the bottom.
    http without the


    Did you request the card? Do you know the company?

    If the answer to both these questions is no, then cut up the card in many pieces, don't activate it and get rid of it.


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    Credit cards are the scam.

    Credit cards have nearly no security and banks are happy to pay with your money, and then make you prove that you were cheated, rather than make the retailer prove that they are real.

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    credit card scam, linked to 'payday' loans, shut down

    23.02.12

    With his car needing tires and his budget already stretched to the breaking point, Bill Losse might as well have had a bull's-eye on his back when the telemarketer called. For an up-front fee plus a $19 monthly charge, she said, Losse could get an interest-free "Platinum Trust Card," which the caller compared to an American Express card, and a $10,000 credit limit.

    The retired New Jersey corrections officer probably did have that bull's-eye, according to investigators from the Federal Trade Commission. For more than two years, they say, scammers operating from offices in Jenkintown and Philadelphia targeted Losse and thousands of other hard-pressed consumers around the country, many of whom, like Losse, had recently applied online for a short-term "payday" loan.


    Source: Philadelphia Inquirer

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