Using Paypal is more safer and secure than using credit/debit card when it comes to data breach from 3rd party site and compromise?
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You just have to determine which is more likely to get hacked, your bank or Paypal?? I vote Paypal.Using Paypal is more safer and secure than using credit/debit card?
like against data breach and website compromise. with credit/debit card, the hacker can get the rest of your info from your credit/debit card # but paypal is only your email, i could be wrong on paypal one though.Safer in which content?
Would you rather have your CC information in all the multiple websites you make purchases (increase the risk of exposing your data), or have the CC information only on Paypal?like against data breach and website compromise. with credit/debit card, the hacker can get the rest of your info from your credit/debit card # but paypal is only your email, i could be wrong on paypal one though.
trueWould you rather have your CC information in all the multiple websites you make purchases (increase the risk of exposing your data), or have the CC information only on Paypal?
To me the answer seems extremely obvious.
what service offer this?Or use a back that offers virtual cc numbers for one-time use, online transactions.
There are many (maybe not in your area), Here is a popular one...what service offer this?
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