Anyone know how to remove a stored credit card from the site? I don't like having stored cards and the site makes it impossible to remove or control your card once it's on the site.

Don't like that at all.

Get a new card.

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Just tell your credit card company you lost the card. Happens all the time and you don’t have to give them any details.

Go to your account and edit and delete your cc.

+1 Go to your DASHBOARD, On the left side under PAYMENT TYPES you can delete your stored card.

Not if you only have one card on file. You have to add another or you can't delete the first.

If you message me your credit card number, your full name, date of birth and zip code I can take care of that for you rgunds.

I dunno if it changed but they didn't used to check if the card was valid so I just edited random numbers in and the on file card is no longer my card number.

There ya go.

Credit Card Numbers Meaning

1st Number: Known as the Major Industry identifier (MII), the first digit of a credit card number tells you what type of company a card is affiliated with. This could be an airline, a banking institution or a retailer, for example. It also helps indicate which major card network the card belongs to: American Express(3), Visa (4), Mastercard (5) or Discover (6).

Numbers 2-6: Together with the first digit, these numbers represent the Issuer Identification Number (IIN), also called the Bank Identification Number (BIN). This clarifies which credit card company a card comes from, which isn’t always obvious.

Numbers 7-18*: The seventh and all subsequent digits in a card number, save for the last, identify the individual account in question. You will only see a few of these digits printed on your monthly statement. There are 1 trillion possible account numbers for each credit card issuer, according to Discover.

Final Number: The last digit serves as a final check for payment processors. It’s basically part of a math trick to verify that a card number is genuine.

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I would guess that the sites that have your card number stored would only check numbers 1-6 to validate that it's a potentially viable card number.

The last set of numbers would only be used to charge the account when you try to check out and pay so I think you could make up these numbers along with the 3 digit CSV number on the back of your credit card but I'm not a banking expert.

Give me the CC numba...

I'll takes care of it...

Then I'll order Frankie ands' drafter'sX will visit you late at night...

Sleep tight...