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Dog-faced pony soldier
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: A Rock Surrounded by a Whole lot of Water
Posts: 34,187
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The first thing you should do with any card is white out or otherwise obliterate the 3-digit code on the back. Commit it to memory and/or write it down somewhere and put it in your records. But do NOT leave it on the card. I typically scratch them off completely. That way if the card is compromised it's far less useful to the thief and the potential damage is contained.
Yes, it occasionally is a PITA if I forget it and want to make a phone purchase, but is making buying/spending money inconvenient really such a bad idea? I actually think there are some pretty significant upsides to making it more difficult and inconvenient to spend money.
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Black Cars Matter
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