EL PRESIDENTE
Username Retired in Honor of Lanny.
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Has anyone used this yet?
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I put $25 on a starbucks mobile payments card on my phone. we'll see how that goes.
Has anyone used this yet?
A number of Bank of America customers took to Twitter to complain they were charged twice for purchases they made using Apple's new mobile payments system.
A Bank of America spokeswoman acknowledged the issue, but she declined release details about how many users had complained about the glitch.
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"We apologize for this inconvenience and are correcting this issue immediately. All duplicates will be refunded," spokeswoman Tara Burke said.
Apple declined to comment.
One user tweeted "Problems with #ApplePay - it looks like my @bankofamerica account was double charged by @Walgreens."
Bank of America and Walgreens responded to the tweet and the user later said the claim was resolved.
I will when my fucking iPhone 6+ arrives! I have until November!!!! AT&T is such bullshit!
I'm LOVIN' my 6 baby!I'm LOVIN' my 6 baby!
I've used it about 6 times total. I never go out though!BUMP.
Be honest, how many times have you used Apple Pay in the past month. Where, and for what.


A mobile payment system is only as secure as its weakest link... and in the case of Apple Pay, it's the banks' ability to verify who you are. The Guardian has learned that thieves are setting up iPhones with stolen IDs and taking advantage of lackadaisical identity checks (often just a part of the social security number) to provision victims' cards for Apple Pay. After that, it's open season -- crooks just have to claim that the legitimate card owner is on a trip to go on a shopping spree.
Apple Pay itself is still airtight at last check, so you shouldn't have to worry about surprise purchases as long as you're still in control of your ID. However, the exploits (which have reportedly led to "millions" in losses) suggest that banks should have a tougher verification standard for mobile payment platforms like this, including future systems like Android Pay. Otherwise, the same tech that saves you from pulling out your wallet will also make theft that much easier.
My son has one of those and we were at his house the other night and he controlled all the electronics devices in his living room with his watch...ultimate remote control..pretty amazing reallyI use my Apple Watch to pay for cab rides all the time. And yes, at McDonald's and at our local grocery store. It's very convenient. You don't need to take out your wallet.
