Lord_Cavendish
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The problem with paypal is that contesting a purchase/getting a refund is a pita. Getting charges reversed on a CC is easier, and your protections are in law. Used to use cash, just not practical. As for debit cards or bank checks, that's the lowest level of security, they will drain your bank account, seen it happen.
Frankly, I use 1 card for everything, it pays me back 2% into my fidelity 401k...even use it for paying utilities. Keep a few thousand dollars on hand, in clean 20's, for the zombie apocalypse, but rarely use cash.
Of course the best level of security that some folks use for purchases is a one-time-use CC number that credit card companies will issue you when you are concerned about the veracity of a seller...its attached to your normal card, but its made to use 1x.
As for 2-level authentication, welcome to the computer age, brother. You are on a forum that asks for a password, and then makes you click a box to make sure you aren't a robot, and that's for a transaction of $0.
Frankly, I use 1 card for everything, it pays me back 2% into my fidelity 401k...even use it for paying utilities. Keep a few thousand dollars on hand, in clean 20's, for the zombie apocalypse, but rarely use cash.
Of course the best level of security that some folks use for purchases is a one-time-use CC number that credit card companies will issue you when you are concerned about the veracity of a seller...its attached to your normal card, but its made to use 1x.
As for 2-level authentication, welcome to the computer age, brother. You are on a forum that asks for a password, and then makes you click a box to make sure you aren't a robot, and that's for a transaction of $0.
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