what credit card is it that gives u unique one time use # for online orders?

PremiumG

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just wondering... what credit card gives u unique one time use numbers to use? How do i sign up for it? Is it free feature?

 

PremiumG

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no no no, i'm not talkiing about prepaid CC's.. I mean like they just give u a one time use CC number to use for one online order. After that order, the CC number is no longer valid, but ur bills are still in one CC.
 

Kaervak

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My Discover card and both my Citibank cards have it. It would be nice if my Fleet card had it considering it's the main card I use.
 

numark

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Doesn't Paypal do this too? Might be easier if you just want to do it a few times and that way you can use your checking account (if you trust them with it, that is).
 

PremiumG

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thx all, can someone gimme a link to citibankcards.com's website that has it?

also, all i need now are disposable email addys... where can i get those?
 

PremiumG

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thx all, can someone gimme a link to citibankcards.com's website that has it?

also, all i need now are disposable email addys... where can i get those?
 

BillGates

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Originally posted by: lupohki
Discover card has it.

Yep - never used it personally though, I think it requires you to install some stupid software. I hate having to install stupid software.
 

All American Express Blue cards have it - my AMEX Blue for Students has that feature.
 

Hector13

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Originally posted by: BillGates
Originally posted by: lupohki
Discover card has it.

Yep - never used it personally though, I think it requires you to install some stupid software. I hate having to install stupid software.

worse yet, it only works with internet explorer and not mozilla. I emailed their customer support to complain, but they don't know jack so they couldn't help...

MBNA's service is much easier to use, though.