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Save some money buying useful products and services while giving me a little discount as well, or just discover some services I use.

CUCU Covers | LastPass | Privacy.com

CUCU Covers

Referral provides 5% off for you and 300 rewards credits for me (500 credits = $5 off)

CUCU Covers sells a variety of skins for plastic cards, such as bank, transit, and loyalty cards. You can upload your own design or pick from the many wonderful designs to make your cards more unique. Great for keeping track of similar-looking payment cards, giving boring transit farecards some character, or just injecting some fun to your daily life.

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LastPass Lastpass sucks now, don’t bother.

Referral provides us each a free month of LastPass Premium

LastPass offers a convenient and secure password manager accessible by apps and plugins available for all popular operating systems (desktop and mobile) and browsers, as well as on the web. Passwords are encrypted at rest and in transit so only you can retrieve them (so don’t lose your master password unless you really want to start your life over) and they offer a variety of multi-factor authentication options. Their free plan is adequate for most use cases, but premium plans offer additional perks including Yubikey support, multiple users (family and enterprise plans), and more.

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Privacy.com

Referral provides us each a $5 credit toward our next charge

Privacy offers payment card numbers on demand, linked to your choice of bank account or debit card. Their free plan allows you to generate up to twelve cards per month, recurring or single use, and you can use any billing address. You can get email notifications when your cards are used, restrict monthly cumulative charges from each merchant, close a card at any time, or let a friend or relative charge your card once without giving them your info and while limiting their spend. With their paid plan, you can get 1% back (in credits toward future charges to Privacy cards), up to $45 per month.

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