Concern about Privacy.com

[Lorene Jordan]

I’m learning about Privacy.com through your lessons.
If these different credit cards we are using have access to our money, they are more like a debit card rather than a credit card – correct?
That means it takes the money out of your account right away versus giving you 30 days to pay the account off.
What charge is there for this?

[Joan Daniel]

I’m having the same issue. I cannot link to my bank, so the next option was to add a debit card. I want to add my credit card, not my debit card. Privacy.com is useless, if I can’t connect my credit card.

[Bob Demeter]

If we are going to be anonymous and not have our banks and cbdc track us, we need to stop using our bank as a source of our money. When the government takes our money away, banks are useless. We need to find a better/different way to store our cash.

[annyaish]

I went to sign up for Privacy.com a few weeks ago, and instead of being able to give a debit card number, I was instructed to use a service called Plaid. I did not do this because it seemed like a lot of tracking. Instead, I emailed customer support, and asked if I could give my bank routing number and account number to sign up. This did not seem to be an option as I was told to click a link in the email and I would be prompted to take or upload photos of myself & my government-issued photo ID. I did not do this either.

I am not feeling comfortable with the Privacy.com sign up process. Any suggestions on what to do? Or suggestions for alternatives?

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