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#159766 12-Dec-2014 00:56
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Every time I make a trademe purchase using a credit card the option 'save this credit card' is on by default.

There are several things that irritate me about this:

1. I don't like default saving of payment information
2. It should remember that I don't like it ; ) and default the option off since I turned it off last time

I will have to give up on #1 (i think everyone does it now?). But I would like to see #2 addressed.

How do you feel about default saving of payment information like credit card numbers?

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  #1195994 12-Dec-2014 07:19
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IIRC Amazon is worse than TradeMe, because you can do one click purchase.  TradeMe at least asks for your password.  I find the TradeMe way quite convenient personally, but I did once order a Kindle book from Amazon by accident, when just trying to find out about a particular book.




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  #1196042 12-Dec-2014 09:04
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I agree this is pretty poor

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  #1196868 13-Dec-2014 14:07
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Can I change the topic title to "Trademe harvesting credit card data"? ; ).



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  #1196885 13-Dec-2014 14:31
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TLD: IIRC Amazon is worse than TradeMe, because you can do one click purchase.  TradeMe at least asks for your password.  I find the TradeMe way quite convenient personally, but I did once order a Kindle book from Amazon by accident, when just trying to find out about a particular book.


I turned off "One Click" on my Amazon account just in case this happened to me..




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  #1197075 13-Dec-2014 21:48
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Agreed. They need to have this off by default. It's really annoying when buying stuff.

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  #1197093 13-Dec-2014 22:48
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TLD: IIRC Amazon is worse than TradeMe, because you can do one click purchase.  TradeMe at least asks for your password.  I find the TradeMe way quite convenient personally, but I did once order a Kindle book from Amazon by accident, when just trying to find out about a particular book.
Its quite easy to refund kindle books on amazon though and I rather have the convenience of being able to instantly buy a book and have it pop up than have to mess around.

 
 
 
 

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  #1197124 14-Dec-2014 03:14
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The fact amazon might have this on by default does not bother me. I'm sure if you turn it off, it stays off.

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