How do you find your credit card number without your card?
I can think of a few waysCheck your credit card statement / billCheck any other official correspondence made from the bank / credit card issuer.If you have access to the account online, sign in and get the details from there. (I have a no-annual fee credit card which I use only for certain purposes and don’t carry around with me. I had to use this method to find the card number at times)Call the helpline number. Verify your identify and they might help you out or issue a duplicate/new card.Go to the bank directly and seek help, with necessary identification.
Can someone purchase something with just your credit card number and no credit card?
hi i was just recently the victim of credit card theft however no one actually stole my credit card just my credit card number. i was wondering if someone could buy something at a store with just the card number and no physical card.I know the thief bought the goods at a store because my statement shows it was at a physical address not a site but i didn't think you could buy stuff with just a number. is it possible that he made his own card?
Can somebody give me their credit card number?? please!?
Why sure sunny, I love giving out my credit card number to strangers, are you going to need my social security number with that, better have my address, phone number and mother's maiden name just in case you want to open a few other accounts in my name to validate your age. Oh and you will probably want the three digits on the back also, just so they can make sure that you are me and not using someone else's credit card to look at naked pictures of people. you just go ahead and email me up and I will see what I can do for ya. Geeze buddy, ya really think anyone is that dumb???
How do I get my cvv number without my debit card?
The back of your card stores a lot of different numbers. The most common numbers people can see and use are the 3 or 4 digit security code known as any of CAV2/CVC2/CVV2/CID. But the magnetic stripe also includes a lot of data. This Youtube video shows how the magstripe data translates into a set of numbers that have a lot of different meanings (also shows some interesting ways to "hack" this magnetic system).I assume you are talking about the 3/4 digit security code numbers.Now, how can you *get* that security code number? If the debit card issuer is behaving properly, there's basically two ways to get the numbers. The first is to have the actual card in your posession (or a photo of the back of the card). The second is to be the processor for the card. Why are these the only two ways to have that number? It's a requirement of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard or PCI-DSS. Here is a screenshot of the PCI-DSS version 3.1 pdf:I've highlighted the section of the pdf that says "Cannot store [security code] per Requirement 3.2."Here's the flow of the security code:it's a random number that is generated by the processorwhen processor stores the data it is encrypted inside a database that is probably also encrypted at the disk levelthe processor transmits it to the printer for the purposes of printing on the back of the cardthe printer destroys the information as quickly as they can after printing itif the value needs to be verified, only the processor can do thatIf the card issuer and all the partners are handling data according to the very clear instructions of the standard then there is no way to get that value other than having the card or being the processor.
How can I figure out my debit card’s number online if I don’t have my debit card with me?
I strongly disagree with most people answer to the question. My answer is it really depends on your ability, skill level(computer proficiency), money, and how far you’re willling to go.If you just want to figure out your debit card number what you need to do is just look through you’re payment history. For instance you buy something on PayPal a lot. All you need to do isn’t log into your account go to the banks and card question. Your see your card details as clear as day! If you use eBay same applies log in go to purchases and you’d see at least the last 4 digits of your card number. If you didn’t save it. If you did you’d see the full or it will input it automatically.Now if you’re referring to doing a google search and finding your debit card number well that where it depends on your skill and how far you’re willing to go. You might be able to find it through some shady means but it will not be easy. I would elaborate on this point only if you need me too.The other way to figure it out completely is determine if it’s a master card or a Visa card. Visa usually starts with 4342 and master a 5*** . If you can find a receipt you can get the last 4 digits but finding the rest of the middle number will be tough not impossible. Again I wil only elaborate on this if you want me too.The only other way I can think of right now is if you have registered for Apple Pay or Samsung pay then you can try to use that. You might not be able to get the full digits off the bat but you can make online purchases with that.I hope I was able to be of assistant.
My husband's ex-wife is using our home address and phone number as hers?
Call the credit card company itself and tell them that she is using your address falsely... example if its capital one that your getting statements from then look up capital ones site and call them and let them know what is happening.. i think its pretty cowardly of your husband to put you in a situation of having to rectify a situation that involves his x wife.. makes one wonder why?? also id put any mail addressed to her back in the mail box with "RETURN TO SENDER PERSON DOESNT LIVE HERE" on it..and id change my phone number and have it unlisted.. and only give your husbands x his cell phone number if they have children together..that would solve the creditors calling and as far as the mail part of it.. so what toss it.. other then that its not like its going to affect your credit.. other then that im not sure theres much more you could do.. but id definately report it to her creditors because if there are any pentalties for her doing this.. they will know how to go about doing it. and id give them her current phone number and address.. good luck..
Someone purchased a plane ticket with my credit card?
Someone purchased a plane ticket with my credit card illegally. It was a flight to nicaragua. Will my credit card company cancel the ticket and catch the guy at the airport? Will they refund me?
How can I find someone's cell phone number online?
For about 99% of cell numbers, you can't. I know this because our P.I. agency traces 50-100 cell numbers per month for our clients and we have to pay good money to get accurate results for them. Believe me (and we've been doing this for over a decade), if we could just go online and snatch up the answer for little or no money, we would NOT be paying serious dollars to get it through other, much more reliable means (more on that later). Feel free to try the freebie and cheapie sites that dot the Internet (but think twice about providing your credit card info), but you will nearly always end up with data that is either no longer correct or never was to begin with. Think about it, the FBI, CIA and NSA don't have access to a single, centralized, accurate, current database of all cellphone numbers and their corresponding owners. Do you really think that FindThatCellNumber.net does? And that, after spending millions of dollars to develop and maintain such an impossible database, they are going to share that info with you for $1.99? Not gonna happen. No such database exists and probably never will largely because of the tremendous competition in the U.S. cellular market. Ever notice that you can't watch TV for ten minutes these days without a commercial urging you to dump your current carrier for one of its competitors? Given that cutthroat rivalry, do you believe for a second that Verizon is going to voluntarily share the names and numbers of its subscribers (which, of course, changes daily and would have to be constantly updated) in any way that would allow Sprint, AT&T, etc., to poach its customers? Not a chance.Here's how we do it. We have confidential sources inside all the major cellular providers. When a client asks us to trace a name to a cell number (or the other way around), we call on these various sources to search their carrier's INDIVIDUAL databases, which are, of course, 100% accurate and up-to-date. The source who gets a "hit" for us gets paid for that info, which we, in turn, sell to our client. This is the ONLY way to get this done short of a court-approved subpoena, which is how the above-mentioned agencies and police departments find someone's cellphone number (yeah, I know it's much faster and cooler on CSI Miami but, SPOILER ALERT: TV's not real). Even then, they have to do it by presenting each of the various carriers with an individualized subpoena because, say it with me now, there is no centralized database!Home#FindCellNumbers