Re:The human cost of the Kindle
by arentiright on Saturday June 09, 2018 @11:09PM
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Be honest.. although not always the cheapest.. Does anybody keep your credit card safer than Amazon online? And who wants to sign up for a new account with some random company. If the shit hits the fan, Amazon will cover me as a customer.
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Re:The human cost of the Kindle
by ocdtrekkie on Saturday June 09, 2018 @11:15PM
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1. Amazon has a HUGE scamming problem right now. Fraudulent listed items are a big deal, combined with legitimate listings, so it's hard not to get suddenly overcharged or sold a cheap knockoff. Your credit card number might be safer, but your actual money probably isn't.
2. You're not responsible for fraudulent charges, so worrying about major retailers having your credit card number isn't really reasonable. I don't recommend saving your credit card in any store website. Enter it each time so they can't store it.