Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
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Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
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Re: Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
#2You might want to obfuscate the last 4 digits of your credit card in that screenshot given how useful it is for hacking other systems.
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#3Yeah, it looks the same with little tweaks. My question is did those magazines feature flymaids as they are stating?
EDIT: The site looks the same and that is a clear fraud hence my question.
Re: Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
#4You might want to obfuscate the last 4 digits of your credit card in that screenshot given how useful it is for hacking other systems.
Yeah, his expiration date (if correct) is on there too.
Re: Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
#5Yeah, it looks the same with little tweaks. My question is did those magazines feature flymaids as they are stating? EDIT: The site looks the same and that is a clear fraud hence my question.
According to the article, no.
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#6My old Homejoy login doesn't work on that site, and doing "forgot your password" gives an error of "user does not exist" for the email I used with Homejoy.
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#7They may still be compliant and storing your credit card responsibly, I would assume they used Stripe or similar and they're only sending the last 4 digits back over standard http. If they're allowing you to add a new card, then there's an issue.
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#8Looking like they sold their customer data over to fly maids or whoever was behind them. Surprised they were able to actually transfer the CC info. When I was at a company that was selling off assets, the most we could do was give them customer email addresses. I have serious doubts about the legality of this.
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#9This is completely appalling and a blatant ripoff of Handy. I hope they don't get away with this.
Re: Didn’t Homejoy Shut Down?
#10My old Homejoy login doesn't work on that site, and doing "forgot your password" gives an error of "user does not exist" for the email I used with Homejoy.
They're probably not porting over accounts by default, but rather waiting for users to express interest by clicking the link in the marketing email.
From the original post:
> Worst still, as I navigated around the site I realized the email link I clicked logged me into “My Account”. This screen had lots of my personal information, home address, email, even my credit card number.