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> Those things scare me...  They tie DIRECTLY into my bank account.

> If something happens with a credit card, there's time to work it out.

> If something happens with one of those, you are shit out of luck until you
> prove your case.

> Not me, no way.

> My bank sent me one and I cut it up immediately.

> >Those things scare me...  They tie DIRECTLY into my bank account.

> >If something happens with a credit card, there's time to work it out.

> >If something happens with one of those, you are shit out of luck until
you
> >prove your case.

> >Not me, no way.

> >My bank sent me one and I cut it up immediately.

> Some banks give you the same protections as a CC.  $50 limit to liability
if
> stolen, ability to dispute charges, etc...

> Eldred
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> > Those things scare me...  They tie DIRECTLY into my bank account.

> > If something happens with a credit card, there's time to work it out.

> > If something happens with one of those, you are shit out of luck until
you
> > prove your case.

> > Not me, no way.

> > My bank sent me one and I cut it up immediately.

> I opened a second account for those type of cards, an account in which I
> have no money, then when I want to buy something I have to transfer the
> funds first

> This makes it perfectly safe for internet purchases and keeps me from
> impulse buying as I need to wait until the money is actually transferred
> before I can buy, well, I have a couple of CC's as well :-), but I only
> use them for car rental and emergency backup when I travel

> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy

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> "A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
> --Groucho Marx--

> That's a pretty good idea.

> You must have online banking.