Anonymous Credit/Debit Cards
As we all know, here in the US, it’s nearly impossible to use any type of plastic without being tracked. Thanks to the Patriot Act and other privacy robbing pieces of legislation, cash is quickly becoming an unaccepted form of payment.
I created this page to serve as a repository of my own research and more importantly the feedback from others regarding their experiences with some of the various prepaid cards that exist for the time being. Please leave comments here with your experiences, any suggestions you may have, or any questions that others may be able to answer.
Here’s my original post where I first began discussing anonymous credit cards.
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For quite a while, I’ve been looking for an anonymous credit card. A truly anonymous credit card as in no personal information is associated with the card or stored on the card itself. If you Google “anonymous credit cards” you will get a number of links supposedly offering you anonymous credit cards, but proceed with caution.
I had in the past managed to find a number of anonymous “virtual” credit cards from my Google results, where I could get a number, expiration date and even CVV2. The problem was these cards were just virtual cards, but not physical cards that I could swipe. While this virtual credit card was great for online purchases and even mail order shopping, it didn’t offer a solution for my day to day needs like purchasing gas, groceries, etc. where a physical card is necessary.
Luckily, one of the links you will eventually always come across when searching for privacy friendly credit cards–which are technically prepaid debit cards– is a link directing you to Ryan Barrett’s site snarfed.org and his discussion on anonymous prepaid debit cards, which includes some physical cards. While this article was originally written in late 2005, it has remained fairly up to date through various blog comments and discussion.
It is through this article that I found out about Vanilla Visa prepaid debit cards. You can get these prepaid debit card/gift cards from CVS, Rite-Aid, Walgreens and a couple other places. Today, I purchased one. The purchase started off shaky as I couldn’t find them in the CVS I was in so I was getting worried. Finally I asked the girl behind the counter if they carried gift cards and she pointed me to a whole display of gift cards and prepaid Visa and Mastercard’s. Let me caution you, do not be duped into buying any of the other prepaid Visa or Mastercard card’s unless you know for sure that they will not require a SSN or other personally identifiable information upon activation. Be very sure to stay away from the GreenDot cards as their last remaining anonymous card, WebSecret, was discontinued late last year. While the WebSecret website is still online, you can no longer buy them anywhere. All Green Dot cards now require a SSN to activate.
So after the girl pointed me in the right direction, I began looking through the dozens of gift cards on the rack. At the very bottom I found two rows of vanilla visa cards, the $50 and the $100. I grabbed the $50 card and headed up to the counter where I was able to make my purchase with cash and completely anonymously. There are some “service fees” associated with these cards when you purchase it, but they are minor in comparison to the benefits offered. The fees are $3.95 for a $25 card, $4.95 for a $50 card, and $5.95 for a $100 card. Personally, I feel it’s well worth the fee for a truly anonymous product.
Just because this card is anonymous and doesn’t have your personal info stored on it, does not mean you can’t use it online. When shopping online, you can use any address you would like for the shipping address since there is no personal information associated with this card. One of the few negatives with this card is that if you attempt to purchase anything that is more than the remaining balance on your card, it will be declined. All this means is that you will need to pay for the difference in price (assumedly with cash since you’re being anonymous) before paying the remaining amount with your card. For all the gotcha’s, I would suggest you check out their FAQ page.
I will update as I start to use my anonymous card. I can’t see any huge problems or negatives however, so I highly recommend the vanilla visa gift card for all my other privacy aware friends.
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April 30th, 2007 at 2:27 pm
Sorry, I just read your comments about Green Dot. That answers my question!
May 2nd, 2007 at 12:45 am
I bought a Greendot Discover card and had no prior knowledge on how it worked. I needed to buy concert tickets fast! I didn’t know they needed so much information upon activation. I thought they worked liked gift cards. Big mistake. Don’t buy them!!!!
May 2nd, 2007 at 8:08 am
Marie,
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. This is why I’ve started out on my quest to find the true anonymous prepaid credit card. I fear that over time, this will become a very rare item to find. Thanks again for your comments!
June 2nd, 2007 at 2:31 pm
I just got a Vanilla Visa card and the main reason I wanted it was to make online purchases. However, when I tried to make a purchase online, I got an error saying the address I give did not match the address on the card. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
June 4th, 2007 at 11:28 am
Deborah,
That’s a great question. I’ve used up my Vanilla Visa, and never did purchase anything online with it. I’m sure there has to be a way around this. I’ll see what I can dig up.
Until then, maybe someone else will chime in and tell us of their experience.
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August 23rd, 2007 at 2:36 am
I’m looking for an anonymous card in the UK but the only ones I can see advertised require photo ID to purchase the card.
Does anyone know of any prepaid card I can buy over the counter with cash in the UK without giving my ID?
September 6th, 2007 at 6:30 am
Green Dot cards ask for a SS#, but never preform any verification check. I accidentally “mis-printed” my info
September 17th, 2007 at 5:38 pm
Tried a Vanilla Visa card online.
Declined every time. Error 101 Whatever that means.
I assume its because the name and address dont match anything.
September 23rd, 2007 at 11:42 am
There is NO way you can use these cards online!
Every single site I tried asks for a zip code or address. The card will not work as it fails their authentication process. Vanilla Visa will tell you that you have to find a site that does not ask for a zip code or address. But that won’t work either! I just tried using the $50 at AT&T wireless and they only ask for the Card Number and CVC code and it DOES NOT WORK.
Basically, they are lying when they claim the card works for online purchases. It doesn’t.
October 24th, 2007 at 2:18 pm
I am looking for a way to quickly and easily transfer funds from my bank account to an anonymous card/bank account/etc without contacting/going into the bank. I came across orderwires.com but you must have an offshore bank account. Does anyone have a clue of what to do?
Does anyone know of a prepaid debit card that allows you to load it using your bank account, preferably without id or verification? I saw Exact Pay on this site, but $495 is a lot for a card. Does the Green Dot card allow you to load funds using your bank account?
Also, are there any real offshore bank accounts that do not require an arm and a leg for payment?
TankU
October 29th, 2007 at 9:47 am
I just tried to get a green dot and they said they couldn’t verify the information I gave them. Even though it was all accurate and up to date! I’ll go on looking, I need a card with higher limits than $100.
October 31st, 2007 at 9:24 pm
Hello everyone, I just bought a Vanilla debit card, and I was able to complete an on-line order with it. Thus, I am assuming it depends on the on-line site you will be using as to weather or not it will take the card without a matching address record for the card.
November 10th, 2007 at 11:22 am
It would be nice if this topic could be updated occasionally to reflect any new developments regarding physical prepaid cards that do not require personal information upon purchase. It would also be good to know which cards will pass VISA AVS checks and can also be used for international purchases when needed.
Vanilla Visa is ok, but it can only be used for purchases made within the United States.
November 11th, 2007 at 2:15 pm
I think a PrivaCash card would help some people out. You can buy it in many stores and anonymously put up to $500 on it. See: https://secure.privacash.com/index.cfm?catID=5&subject=1
November 24th, 2007 at 1:46 am
I just wasted the activation fee by buying one of these VanillaVisa cards for online purchases.
While the VanillaVisa web site and the card holder agreement that comes with the card both clearly state the card can be used for online purchases, good luck finding any place that accepts it online.
VanillaVisa’s response to my complaint was basically “Tough, find a site that doesn’t check for a name associated with the card.”
This is completely unacceptable. I’ve used countless different prepaid visa’s in the past to make online purchases. I’ve never had a problem with any of them.
So tomorrow I get to use this card to buy a different prepaid visa that actually works online, and I’ll have to drop another activation fee.
I should have stuck with Allaccessgift pp visa’s. Buy it with cash, register the card under a fake name at their website, and you have anonymous online purchasing power.
November 29th, 2007 at 11:22 am
I WENT INTO MY LOCAL CVS..I GOT MY PRESCRIPTIONS AND A FEW OTHER PURCHASES. INCLUDING 2 VANIILA VISA GIFT CARDS…I USED MY BANK OF AMERICA CREDIT CARD FOR THIS TRANSACTION..
I WAS INFORMED BY THE STORE MANAGER I COULD “NOT” PAY FOR THE GIFT CARDS WITH MY MAKE A WISH CREDIT CARD….I HAD TO USE CASH..WHAT’S WITH THIS??????????????????:-(( DUH DUH
November 30th, 2007 at 6:02 pm
omfg green dot sucks ass fuck that shit
December 19th, 2007 at 3:24 pm
Foster (16) and Tommy (10) are correct: you CANNOT use these cards online. Perhaps you can, but I haven’t found a place yet that accepts them, and I gave up after trying about 10 different sites. Inconvenient for the card holder though: most places will put a small authorization hold on your Vanilla Visa (usually $1) EACH TIME YOU TRY TO USE IT. That means the 5 times I tried to use it to buy music? Yep, $5 temporarily gone from my account. (Holds vanished 5 days later.)
Best to use Privacash or the All Access Visa. All Access Visa you can buy with cash or credit cards, and some grocery stores where they sell them even have self-checkout for extra anonymity!
Laura (17): The story I got from Rite Aid is that their phone lines can’t activate a new gift card and ring up a debit/credit card purchase at the same time, so you have to pay cash.
December 19th, 2007 at 8:36 pm
Privacash will ask you for a social security number, name and birthdate to authorize your card for purchases. Is that anonymous? Hey Guru who you work for?
December 19th, 2007 at 9:47 pm
It appears there is a lot of confusion going on here. In January, I will start putting together a matrix of prepaid cards and just how anonymous they are. I will take all the comments here about people’s personal experiences and use that for information, as well as my own testing.
Stay tuned at the first of the year for the progress to begin!
December 23rd, 2007 at 8:33 pm
You cannot buy a prepaid card with a credit card or check , because you would be buying credit with credit that hasn’t been paid.The funds have to be up front and secure.
That is why you can’t buy prepaid cards with a credit card.
It has to be cash or debit. No checks or credit (I work in this field so I know this)
December 28th, 2007 at 9:36 pm
Spoof was wrong about Green Dot cards. Spoof incorrectly said on September 6th, 2007 at 6:30 am, that:
“Green Dot cards ask for a SS#, but never preform any verification check. I accidentally “mis-printed” my info”.
They *DO* verify SS#s now. Do Not Use!
December 30th, 2007 at 9:51 am
Privacy Guy,
Thank you for investing time to update this topic.
The Vanilla Visa cards are the closest option available to anonymous payment that I’ve found. You are not required to disclose any form of personal information upon purchase. They include a CCV number, but as mentioned before, they will not pass Visa AVS checks because there is no address or personal information associated with the card. Online merchants who accept Visa are required to pass AVS checks for purchases or else those merchants could assume the liability of fraud should the card holder not be authorized.
This appears to be the reason why many of these prepaid cards require personal information upon the initial purchase.
For individuals interested in a truly anonymous form of payment, even the cards marketed towards offering privacy, are not truly anonymous if they collect personal information.
December 30th, 2007 at 9:59 am
All Access Visa (not anonymous)
https://www.allaccessgift.com/gift/faq.m
Can I use my All-Access Gift Card for online or phone purchases?
Yes. Your personal information needs to be registered to the card in order to make purchases online or by phone. If the information you provided the merchant is different from that registered with NetSpend, the purchase could be declined. You can check or update your profile information by visiting http://www.allaccessgift.com or by calling 1-800-699-9708.
January 4th, 2008 at 2:30 pm
Does anyone know of an anonymous card that other people can load for you or send money to? I’m looking for a way to _receive_ money anonymously, rather than to pay anonymously. Any help you could provide would be appreciated. Thanks!
January 4th, 2008 at 3:56 pm
American Express has a gift card they claim can be used online, similar to the Vanilla Visa (though I’ve had little luck with it so far). And there is an outfit called ECOM that claims something similar. What is really necessary for me is to be able to use these cards with PayPal. It would be nice if you could include that in your review.
Thank you very much,
Hans
(you really asked me for my email address?)
January 6th, 2008 at 12:47 pm
hans,
not commenting about amex….
rec’d this from paypal recently….
Thank you for contacting PayPal, my name is Barbara. We regret the delay in responding to your service request in regards to the Virtual Debit Card.
When you install the plug-in, you choose a secondary payment source. If you don’t have sufficient funds in your PayPal balance, we will use your secondary payment source to fund the payment.
A Secure Card is a MasterCard debit card number issued in digital form only. You can generate a single-use card each time you make a purchase
online or a multiple-use card for more than one purchase on a specific website. You can use a Secure Card anywhere MasterCard is accepted
online.
To generate a Secure Card:
1. Log in to your account at https://www.paypal.com/.
2. Click “Profile.”
3. Click the “PayPal Plug-In” link in the Financial Information column.
4. Click “Secure Cards.”
5. Click the “Generate a Secure Card” button.
You can also click the plug-in menu on your browser to access the “Secure Cards” page.
i don’t have a paypal & am not that familiar w/them…. but it appears to be getting the initial paypal account set up that’s the difficulty…. if using a prepaid debit card will allow the setup then the virtual card would work as well….. the paid by cash card doesn’t appear to need anything other than a dob, name and address but’s limited to a 1-time 350 load….
this from pay by by cash:
No restrictions… The card is a true MasterCard and is accepted online and over the phone wherever debit MasterCard is accepted - the account is all electronic and we do not send a plastic card in the mail.
dave
January 10th, 2008 at 3:41 pm
No problems setting up a Pay-pal account. You only need an email address, really. The problem arises in transferring funds into the Pay-pal Account. Typically I attach a credit card to the account, perform a transaction and then remove the card from the account. Pay-pal uses AVS though, so a card with an address is required. I’d like to use a prepaid card of limited value (i.e. not attached to any further account) to fund Pay-pal payments. So, it would be nice if any card reviewed was tested with Paypal, and also a chart showing what personal info is required to register addresses and such. I also noticed at a local grocer, a large diplay with gift cards from Giftcardmall, both Visas and Mastercards, those should be reviewed also. If I try any of these (at 28 bucks a whack) I’ll post my results.
–Extrovert
January 11th, 2008 at 8:24 pm
I get my cards from Ultimate Anonymity. I can have the card associated with any US address I choose and I use them to make purchases online. I have not have a decline yet from a website so I know it works on sites that use AVS. I order a couple a month $30 to $100 in value and use them to buy access to sites and services. They are not reloaable which is fine with me as I am always setting up new addresses.
January 17th, 2008 at 12:23 am
Privacy Guy, please DO update this site as promised. There’s a lot of information on the web, and it seems contradictory. Sites that promise total anonymity seem ripe for scam artists (sure, send us a money order for Euro 1,350 and we’ll email you a number that is valid for online purchases) - What happens if you never hear from them again?
I’ve also read that all the US-issued gift cards now require a valid SSN and address by law. How anonymous is that?
Any help welcome! I’m trying to balance my desire for anonymity with my desire not to be a complete idiot and lose a lot of money. Thanks.
January 17th, 2008 at 9:20 am
If it helps, I’ve found that people can email you Amazon and Target gift cards with nothing more than your e-mail address.
They purchase the card online and put in your e-mail, then you get a code sent to your inbox. Next time you buy something at Amazon or Target online, you enter that code to apply that money toward the purchase.
he sender never has to know your name, and they never find out what you spent the money on. It’s not as good as cash–which is what I’m still looking for (see #26)–but it’s something.
January 20th, 2008 at 1:25 am
I can only imagine any gift cards you can buy now will require identification via SSN or actual name and address. Due to the Patriot Act and the new REAL ID legislation-that was passed and is scheduled to be implemented in May of ‘08-I can only imagine it’s going to get worse.
Also, I think a lot of problems related to AVS are going to be vendor dependent. Some cards may work at some vendors and not others due to the disparity between standards of AVS checking.
February 9th, 2008 at 7:08 pm
Privacy Dude, it looks like Simon gift cards are the way to go. Haven’t tried it myself, but it sounds like you can buy them with cash at Simon malls, and then fill in the name & address info online. Apparently, the info is never verified. However, $150 and up is more restrictive — they must send the card by mail to the recipient.
I got the info from the snarfed.org link in the post.
February 22nd, 2008 at 9:23 pm
Is there any prepaid that that dont require SSN? and and if there is anything that can be reloaded with more than $500?
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March 18th, 2008 at 8:15 am
Here’s what I’ve found so far. Virtually all prepaid cards are wanting SSN or at least performing some sort of Address Verification.
Simon gift cards appear to be the best bet for now, BUT, you have to get them in person for actual anonymimity. For those of us that don’t have a Simon card center close to us, we are again out of luck.
Perhaps there could be some way of setting up an intermediary with someone who lives close to a Simon gift card center who could then ship the Simon card to the purchaser. However, the anonymity then relies upon another variable that must be trusted implicitly. Not a good model.
March 18th, 2008 at 8:25 am
I like the PaidByCash option, but it still requires the use of a Name and Address. This is no big deal unless you are actually wanting to purchase something physical online.
Then again, I guess no prepaid card can get around purchasing something physical that has to be shipped to you.
March 25th, 2008 at 10:59 am
what is the easiest way to fund an e-gold count annonymously? Also I need an anonymous virtual prepaid card that paypal will accept. There are sooo mayn rip offs out there someone please provide me with a little guidance pleas email me at codeslinger1337@hushmail.com
March 25th, 2008 at 11:04 am
also interested in a no withdrawl limit atm card if there is info on that. codeslinger1337@hushmail.com
March 29th, 2008 at 10:30 am
I do not have a single friend who does not have an illegal transaction performed against their debit or credit card. This is mainly because these idiotic Banks have farmed their work out to places where the staff are so badly paid that the temptation to commit fraud will always be high.
Yet these b*st**ds still insist on putting our details on their precious databases - even for an ‘anonymous’ card. I understand the terrorist threat, but the situation is now out of control.
Still waiting for a reloadable anonymous card…
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April 8th, 2008 at 9:27 am
Dear Mr. privacy guy,
You mentioned in another article that you use a virtual credit card for online payments. which company do you recommend for that purpose?
April 8th, 2008 at 6:03 pm
Suppose you set up a Simon giftaccount (dofferent from a physical gift card) account online for a fictitious individual. Your actual credit card is linked to the giftaccount in Simon’s database, but when you use the account the merchant only sees the fake info. It won’t fool the FBI, but for purchases that you just don’t want on your CC bill or that you don’t want traced to you if the merchant’s database is hacked it sounds okay. Assuming that what you want to buy is legal, if private, there is no reason for anyone to be trying unravel the thread.
May 1st, 2008 at 5:54 pm
I’m pissed that I can’t use my Vanilla Visa prepaid card online. Waste of time.
May 8th, 2008 at 2:58 pm
The vanilla gift card is almost always usless online as it usually won’t except the 3 number code on the back for me. However I found out that sometimes if you put the word vanilla down for the code instead it will except it. I was desperate when I tryed that and very surprized when it excepted it. unfortunatly this will only work around 20-25 percent of the time.
May 11th, 2008 at 8:50 am
Well I’m about ready to give up.
Endless scams- beautiful sites that lead to cheap unsecured order forms a 7 year old could write.
With misspellings all over the place:
$100 card for $185 (yeah, right!)
Simon gift account: Problem:
Site is eternally “OUT OF ORDER” when it comes to processing your transaction.
Seems to be the best option, as long as you get lucky with their pay processing website.
Others have had this problem for over a year according to other blogs.
Entropay:
Got through creating an account, & card.
Problem is the card funding is confusing and DOESN’T work.
They lead you to believe you have a card, then
they email you one day later:
“We need a photocopy of your passport or Driver’s license”- (yeah, right!) NEXT!
(I see other people get this email too)
Why don’t they tell you up front???
Cashu:
Got through creating an account.
Problem: You can only fund it with a “uKash Voucher” !!
WTF!!!!
There is no easy answer ppl.
Big brother has got you shackled and the vultures are swarming around you looking for a meal.
May 18th, 2008 at 6:08 pm
I have not had any problems purchasing items online with my Vanilla Visa. I have used Amazon and Target.com to make purchases as well as a gaming website and they all went through fine. However I don’t think you can use the gift card right away as they have to be activated by Visa before you can make any purchases. You can see if Visa has activated it by going to Vanilla Visa’s website and seeing the transactions that have been made on the card.
May 27th, 2008 at 1:06 pm
Have any of you tried to activate your card online? The Matercard Vanilla says that it needs to be activated on their site before it can be used for phone or online orders.
oh, also, could you maybe call company (instead of their website) and order by phone. Maybe that way the transaction will actually work.
May 30th, 2008 at 11:02 pm
Hello everyone,
I would like to hear everyone’s comments on the “perfect” anonymous credit card. We are evaluating an opportunity to provide a card very similar to the Simon Card (actual card vs virtual), the ability to purchase online after registering in the name and address of your choosing, and the ability to purchase over the internet or phone.
We’re looking for your thoughts on how you would like to purchase, add funds (cash, check, transfer, other?) and control access or use of such a card.
June 10th, 2008 at 8:30 am
Jonathan,
Hi, great article …very informative w/o a lot of b/s I didn’t need to know or care to share …headed to CVS,Rite Aid….to get a Vanilla Visa…just what I had been searching for . Thank YOU !
“9″
June 13th, 2008 at 7:40 am
I live about 20 min from a simon mall.I have bought the simons cards before as gifts but never used them myself.I know they work at any store as a debit/creditcard but dont know how they work online.I will pick up a simons gift card and try it online to buy some products.I will post later to let you know if it worked.
June 13th, 2008 at 7:42 am
Ps
Nice site.good info.keep up the good work.
June 14th, 2008 at 12:56 am
My business partner and I are looking to enter the anonymous card market. Believe it or not, it is possible to offer a physical card that can be registered to the name and address of the buyer’s choice. THe card can be used for online transactions that use address verification.
Our question — how would you be willing to fund such a card? If we offered an ability to fund through a electronic check, would this be sufficient? If not, what type of payment system would you be willing to use?
We’re looking for your thoughts on how you would like to purchase, add funds (cash, check, transfer, other?) and control access or use of such a card.
Any suggestions will help us provide the ultimate anonymous card service for you in the future.
June 23rd, 2008 at 10:51 pm
CVS and other stores also sell American Express Gift cards. The fees are the same as the Vanilla Visa. I’ve had positive experiences using these cards on-line. The cards are activated at the register and don’t require any personal information.
June 30th, 2008 at 10:43 am
My biggest complaint with the vanilla prepaid cards is they charge as much as 5% for the card ($5.00 fee for a $100 card).
Does anyone sell them for less?
July 6th, 2008 at 11:14 am
Testing the merging of comments.
July 11th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
i bought two vanilla visa card, one $25 value and the other $50. i tried using them but its no use. i gave up and tried to link it to my paypal acc. it is linked now and when i tried to use it at the same site using my paypal account, it says “failed paypal recognition”. now i know not to buy these cards, they’re garbage.
July 18th, 2008 at 4:49 am
Have anyone tried Corbie Card (Mastercard)?
http://www.corbiecard.com/ (CorbieCard.com)
Sounds good & funny…any clues of that working?
Pro:
(1) They may not ask for your SSN
(2) Claims to work as credit card(not debit card). Hotels and etc wouldn’t think twice about you.
(3) Minimum primary card age is 16?
(4) Reasonable limit up to US$25000
(5) Works in US Dollars (UK based?)
(6) No inactivity or monthly fees.
(7) Have affiliate program (reseller)
(8) No credit check and those usuals.
Con:
(1) Their site is too simple.
(2) Ordering pages are not SSL encrypted (not https)
(3) Online customer service only
(4) Not sure about their reliability on communications.
(5) Fees not explained. Claims further fees besides security and card depend on the usage.
(6) No online reviews about them or testimonials.
(7) Too good to be true?
p/s: Contacted them but no replies as yet. Seen them around online since 2002 but dissed as scam then. They’re still around?
July 22nd, 2008 at 12:56 pm
So, do I understand this correctly?
Putting aside the LEGALITY of doing this, it is not possible to get an anonymous credit card to use on line, even using a made up name and address and a made up SSN becuase they are now verifying the SSN to a name?
Someone please help me out here if I have that wrong.
July 24th, 2008 at 5:01 pm
can you tell me more about the Corbie Card? i can’t find any more information on google. it seems almost like a scam to me.
August 17th, 2008 at 10:52 pm
I was only able to purchase from Amazon.com with the Visa Giftcard. It was really disappointing.
August 19th, 2008 at 1:14 pm
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