I saw in another post from another r/ that someone mentioned privacy.com for hiding your bank card numbersfor payments, similar to how email aliases work. I am wondering, has anyone used it, does it …

Mar 25, 2023 · I am a long time user of privacy.com. I have a paid account. Most of my monthly bills are setup to use privacy.com virtual cards. Today I went to make a purchase from a vendor I have used …

Oct 28, 2023 · Am I being dramatic here or would you say the privacy.com should be more aware that their customer base is fanatic about privacy? Any alternatives to privacy.com? Surely using credit …

Apr 17, 2022 · The real draw of privacy.com is that you can put any name on the transaction and privacy.com will approve it. Your bank most certainly doesn't support this

Jan 1, 2023 · I’m curious to know how y’all feel about virtual payment cards like privacy.com. I feel like it’s good, don’t know if there are other ones, but it still feels weird cause you have to give bank info. …

Nov 10, 2018 · true So i have seen a lot of people on this subreddit talking about privacy.com. So i was checking it out, and reading through their privacy policy. Sure, Name, email, phone number, birth …

One that comes to mind is Bank of America's ShopSafe, which allows you to create a virtual credit card, based off of either your debit account, or a credit account, and then use that as well. While I haven't …

what is the exact concern? I have to do the same, but when I click 'I cannot use authenticator right now' it offers to call me on my work phone to verify. Just have to press #. I find the most annoying about …

Use the free service, privacy.com, to use your debit card to create virtual credit cards.

Sep 7, 2018 · How about Blur? Contrary to privacy.com, it costs 40$ for one year (or 70$ for 3 years), but you also get masked phone numbers and masked emails. I only tried the free version (which is …