There are any number of ways someone can get your credit card number. It can be skimmed, meaning it's passed through a device that reads and traps the magnetic data; that can happen at resturants, stores and even ATM machines. You can be conned into a phishing scam where you inwittingly give the number to someone who seems official (PayPal and eBay scams are very popular now, but there's no end to the variety). You online account data can be hacked. Someone can look over your shoulder and either memorize or write it down. There are some ecxellent websites pertaining to fraud and identity theft. Check out The internet Fraud Complaint Center at www.ifccfbi.gov Your attorney general should also have some good information. Also look at www.idtheftcenter.org
The credit card number is the 16-digit number on the front of the card; the security code is a three- or four-digit number on the back of the card.
16 digits in a credit card number. Most cases it is three.
The Card Verification Number (also called the security number) is a three-digit number on the back of the card to the right of the signature box.
The CVV code on a credit card is the three digit number on the back of a credit card. It is an extra security measure that ensures that the person paying with the card is the one physically with the card.
Most credit cards I know of have a 16-digit number. It will often be divided into groups of 4 on the card, but this is mostly for readability. I hope this question isn't an attempt to get someone to provide you with a valid credit card number.
The credit card number is the 16-digit number on the front of the card; the security code is a three- or four-digit number on the back of the card.
No, unless you hack someone
The CC number on a credit card, is the 16 digit number on the front. The CVC number, is the three-digit number on the back of the card, next to the magnetic strip.
The number on your credit card. For instance, open your wallet or billfold, remove the credit card, and read the sixteen digit number on the face of the card. On occasion you will also need the three digit security code on the back on the card as well.
16 digits in a credit card number. Most cases it is three.
credit and debit cards
The Card Verification Number (also called the security number) is a three-digit number on the back of the card to the right of the signature box.
The CVV code on a credit card is the three digit number on the back of a credit card. It is an extra security measure that ensures that the person paying with the card is the one physically with the card.
Most credit cards I know of have a 16-digit number. It will often be divided into groups of 4 on the card, but this is mostly for readability. I hope this question isn't an attempt to get someone to provide you with a valid credit card number.
Yes, everyone who has a credit card has a credit card number.
it's a credit card number.
They could use it if they have your PIN number.