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I believe that FV works by assigning the user some sort of id number. > They send the id accross the net, FV has a database with "FV-ID" <-> credit-card-number correspondences, the merchant sends FV the id, FV bills your card and pays the merchant.
Ok now, so you can get one's FV-Number by simple eavesdropping? That sounds just too easy to me. Does anybody have more detailed information about FV and how it works? bye. iNVi.TF! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Remo Inverardi - Voice +41 61 811 14 82 - Fax and BBS +41 61 811 14 42 ABACUS Software Research AG - Rorschacherstr. 170 - CH-9006 St. Gallen ----------------------------------------------------------------------