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The form doesn't require any sort of authentication, so I imagine someone could write a script to submit all (or a large portion of) the set of card numbers to this API. Might need to work around rate limiting and so on, but seems feasible?
So where do I go to see my profile and data? I got a kick out of requesting my lexis nexis profiles - which eventually resulted in two very large packets of paper (several hundred pages) arriving in the mail.
Sometimes I wonder how certain deals show up as website advertisements and recommendations. Certain blog posts or forum posts appear magically in my search result knowing what I was planning for. Deals and YouTube recommendations also seemed coincidental. Now I know that my debit card has been also leaking my purchase patterns and location. I better add more hosts to my Raspberry Pi-Hole.
You can sometimes click the small blue triangle in the corner of an ad (called adchoices) to see how it was targeted.
Here's an equivalent form for MasterCard: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/vision/corp-responsibility/c...
marketingreportoptout-visa.com is still available for any scammer to register. It costs Visa (or anyone) less than $200 to register it for 10 years. Can't they at least register these very obvious domains?
How difficult is it to use URLs like this? visa.com/marketingoptout visa.com/links
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I would easily pay 0.0005 per solve if it meant I don't have to deal with a captcha again when browsing.
I assume there is a business opportunity here.
Besides, considering that Visa, Mastercard, etc are all headed toward "data and AI" model, it's not going to matter ultimately. The entire business world is going towards collecting data and selling your data.
Isn't data the "new oil"?