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Re:PayPal penalised for 'deceptive' practices by jliptzin on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @12:34PM (#9577456)
You can use a virtual credit card number for such instances
Re:PayPal penalised for 'deceptive' practices by webjprgm on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @01:31PM (#9577827)
But that's a hassle.

First you have to figure out how to use the webpage / app to get the virtual credit card number. Once you know, you still have to log into a separate service and click a few buttons. With PayPal or Amazon Payments you just click your password manager's button to log you in right in the checkout process on the same webpage.

Re:PayPal penalised for 'deceptive' practices by fastball on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @01:31PM (#9577826)
What's a virtual credit card?
Re:PayPal penalised for 'deceptive' practices by Domenic_S on Wednesday May 20, 2015 @01:53PM (#9577952)
Some banks will issue one-time use numbers for your cards, limited to a certain transaction amount and then they're gone. A pretty cool idea, but until they have an app that generates these numbers at the push of a button nobody really uses them. Too much of a hassle.