RedPass Grand Opening Promotion

PayoneerTeam · 2012-01-31, 08:51 AM

The last 4 digits of your card number from Payoneer are required to identify you if you contact us, so you may not want to show that part. You should never provide your card information to anyone - even Payoneer will never ask you to show us the number of your card. If you want to switch, of course you can, but once you sign up, Redpass has the same info that we have and if they also have your four digits, anyone with access to that info can contact our support team in your name. People use the same secure questions, etc. and same information, so it shouldn't be hard. You can take the risk if you'd like, I just want to make sure people know the risks of sending their card numbers to people, even parts of them.

Useless · 2012-01-31, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by PayoneerTeam

The last 4 digits of your card number from Payoneer are required to identify you if you contact us, so you may not want to show that part. You should never provide your card information to anyone - even Payoneer will never ask you to show us the number of your card. If you want to switch, of course you can, but once you sign up, Redpass has the same info that we have and if they also have your four digits, anyone with access to that info can contact our support team in your name. People use the same secure questions, etc. and same information, so it shouldn't be hard. You can take the risk if you'd like, I just want to make sure people know the risks of sending their card numbers to people, even parts of them.

Instead of trolling Keyser's thread, why don't you respond in your own? http://www.greenguysboard.com/board/...ad.php?t=63296

2012-01-31, 08:51 AM	#1
PayoneerTeam Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 14	The last 4 digits of your card number from Payoneer are required to identify you if you contact us, so you may not want to show that part. You should never provide your card information to anyone - even Payoneer will never ask you to show us the number of your card. If you want to switch, of course you can, but once you sign up, Redpass has the same info that we have and if they also have your four digits, anyone with access to that info can contact our support team in your name. People use the same secure questions, etc. and same information, so it shouldn't be hard. You can take the risk if you'd like, I just want to make sure people know the risks of sending their card numbers to people, even parts of them. __________________ Official Payoneer Representative