Agreed, long as both people know how to use it. Privacy cards are not themselves gift cards and I don't like the idea of someone getting doxed through one, nor someone trying to send one to a friend as a gift card and the recipient finding out that because they used it to renew their Netflix subscription they can never use it for anything except renewing their Netflix subscription ever again.
I understand your complaint now. Since I called it a "gift" card, it sounds like I'm gifting them lol but that's a bad idea
What?
This applies to any remotely questionable transaction. Don't cash in or out of gambling sites or (obviously) buy drugs on onion sites or, even if it won't get your account closed, anything you don't want reported to the IRS. Cash out first to a wallet you control, never reusing an address, and always use that wallet for any transaction out of or into Coinbase.
Adding to this for people new to using cryptocurrency, you would want to have a minimum of a few transactions distance before you send from a Coinbase associated account, to try and avoid really cursory chain analysis. Better yet, try to avoid buying KYC bitcoin anyway for things like this.
I just wanted to say thanks for this tip because I hadn't heard about the leaks and wouldn't have thought of this danger on my own.
Write "$2" on each of your toenails, take a picture, make sure the $2 is readable on each toe and send it directly to Null via PM. He'll either give you T&H or make you a mod, depending on how cute your feet are and what mood he's in.
Send him $20 worth of BAT and PM him telling him you just paid him and he should set your T&H stuff up pretty quickly.
New accounts can't DM. Try email.
Figured. Will do
