Capital one (CC) has eno, which is virtual cards. I create a new one for every website… Works good. Every now and then someone will change how they charge (name) and break the virtual card. I’ve got well over 100 virtual cards.
I actually keep very few virtual cards. I usually use them and then delete them; unless it’s a recurring charge, or a frequent online use, I figure there’s no reason to let them hang out since you can just make a new one if you need it.
I should probably do a walk through and wipe out ones I’m not going to reuse. But I’m I’d say most of them will likely be used again. I will say that when I had a charge I couldn’t figure out what it was the person at Capitol One said a LOT of people deactivate the virtual cards unless they plan to use them lowering the chance of a charge.
Capital one (CC) has eno, which is virtual cards. I create a new one for every website… Works good. Every now and then someone will change how they charge (name) and break the virtual card. I’ve got well over 100 virtual cards.
I actually keep very few virtual cards. I usually use them and then delete them; unless it’s a recurring charge, or a frequent online use, I figure there’s no reason to let them hang out since you can just make a new one if you need it.
I should probably do a walk through and wipe out ones I’m not going to reuse. But I’m I’d say most of them will likely be used again. I will say that when I had a charge I couldn’t figure out what it was the person at Capitol One said a LOT of people deactivate the virtual cards unless they plan to use them lowering the chance of a charge.