Itried to search, and only found one case where the product being sold was bought with stolen credit cards.
Where do you see if a key is bought with stolen credits card data?
But this can literally happen every time you buy sth from a random Amazon store... E.g. the mouse pad you're buying can be from a larger shipment ordered using a stolen credit card
That might be the case, but digital goods are much easier to handle and more at risk.
Is that the one founded by Ashton Kutcher? The one where he had to step down from the board after trying to defend someone who was convicted of raping two women?
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As far as I can see they are still higher than before the election?
Why? Because people think Tesla will sell more/make more money when Elon is done with whatever he plans to do?
I was indeed afraid about Ovaltine, which I like and have in my house right now. But it turns out it is only owned by Nestle in the US and by another company in the EU. So I'm still good and still successfully avoiding Nestlé :)
And they print Nestlé on most, if not all, packaging. So it's easy to see.
Your comment has horrendous formatting, so I'm not 100% sure if I got everything, but most of the brands I haven't even heard of, probably because I just don't buy that much processed food.
So yes, avoiding Nestlé is easy if you are paying just a little bit of attention while shopping groceries.
Where do you see if a key is bought with stolen credits card data?
That might be the case, but digital goods are much easier to handle and more at risk.