Originally Posted by godsquare (Post 21817352)

Email them.

Originally Posted by WhateverDude (Post 21817110)

Am I the only one who's not so keen on giving my CC login information out in order to plink? Anybody have any issues so far?

Originally Posted by godsquare (Post 21817183)

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Originally Posted by WhateverDude


Am I the only one who's not so keen on giving my CC login information out in order to plink? Anybody have any issues so far?




I have been in the information security industry for my whole life. There are two and only two groups of people I have met. People who concern too much about information security and lose something. And people who do not concern enough about information security and lose something. I choose to be the latter, what you choose is up to you.

Originally Posted by lacuadra (Post 21817992)

+1
. Neither my Chase Ink nor any of my personal cards login.

I asked the FM and he trusts them. But not sure I want to risk this for some points here and there.

They could be a fine company like Mint Mint, I have comp security friends who work there and it's solid.

Originally Posted by xoxx (Post 21812923)

I purchased 10 $200 gc at staples and got the lady to do a split tender on each card, used 2 diff ink bold from same account, got a call from chase. Won't be doing that again haha
It's not worth risking something like that with such a great card issuer like chase.

Originally Posted by BBPlaya13 (Post 21817235)

Same here

Originally Posted by skibum7732 (Post 21818298)

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Originally Posted by lacuadra


+1
. Neither my Chase Ink nor any of my personal cards login.

I asked the FM and he trusts them. But not sure I want to risk this for some points here and there.

They could be a fine company like Mint Mint, I have comp security friends who work there and it's solid.




You are not liable for fraudulent charges on your card anyway, so see no reason to be paranoid....to each his own though

Originally Posted by josephstern (Post 21829365)

This just in:

Originally Posted by flyertalkingallday (Post 21829528)

Did you get an e-mail about it? I saw the fine print on the Staples tab on Plink but I'm not sure how long they have had it there, since I recently made some purchases at Staples.

Originally Posted by lacuadra (Post 21824455)

The fact that I volunteered my id/pwd will put me in a very difficult situation with Chase. Thinking Discover card for I use it on small purchases and could fit this spending pattern. Could be handy and have just one account and very little to lose on that one.

I am sure they are aware that this drawback keeps a lot of people away. Hopefully they will come back with a better security model or are bought by a major Bank.