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Do you use virtual credit cards?
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I mostly use privacy.com for trials that I don't want to have to worry about cancelling later. It's also handy that privacy.com cards will allow you to put whatever you want as your billing address (for example, purchasing digital goods and setting your location to one that doesn't have sales tax).
Will this get me trouble?
I use Privacy and no, why would it? You're allowed to purchase goods and services with legal tender. You aren't legally obligated to give any of them your personal information.
Using it for trials? No. Using it to skirt taxes? Doubtful, but possible. If you stiff the state $6 on an x-box game, noones going to notice. Short them a couple thousand and they might.