Brad

It’s absolutely possible. It would depend on the store but I’m guessing a store that has a loyalty program is interested enough in analyzing customer data that they would use your credit card as a unique identifier of you as a customer, especially for transactions where there wasn’t a loyalty number entered.

Similar to that, just because someone works in IT, doesn’t mean they can fix your computer problem. I’ve worked with a lot of developers who were great coders but couldn’t resolve networking or random OS issues.

Not exactly secret, but not very well-known. In many states your credit score can be used as a factor in determining the cost of auto insurance for you. Lower credit scores can equal higher premiums.

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I think I was the same with MS DOS on my XT, because I remember buying an upgrade for a version 4.x at one point.

And I only knew the Wyld Stallyns version!

I thought your post said NASA at first, and I was really skeptical.

It’s been twisted so far from its original intention.

*little chihuahua