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>>9491746
Get an education. Stealing card numbers is far easier than stealing money, and takes quite a bit longer to notice provided it isn't used for retarded shit like a new television eight states away. You can cancel it, sure. But contrary to your high school educated belief, you likely won't get the charge removed unless you can actually prove it isn't you. Most credit card companies just don't care.

When it comes to the elderly, chances are they have a system set by themselves or their families to protect them from credit card or debit card theft and fraud, as well as a way of protecting them from overspending.

Having say 50 dollars on you for the day rather than a credit card means you do not go around charging an invisible balance that you will be shocked at later on in the month. Elders likely don't have ess to the internet and thus cannot readily check their bill.

Get your head out of your ass.