@Anonymous wrote:Seeing as how the first 6 numbers are the banks identification number, and you've told us you have 7 zeros all someone needs to do is guess the last 3.
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Actually, I'm pretty sure you've given up enough info that there are only 9 possibilities of your card number. One of the zeros must be part of the BIN, then the remaining 6, you said another is used 4 times in a row... There can only be 9 possible card numbers.
Well, the last number is a check sum, so running the numbers shows that his last four digits can only be either **** or **** to make a valid credit card number 😂
EDIT: Not going to post the actual numbers but there are only 2 possibilities haha
OK, we had better chill with the detailed suggestions on how to commit fraud before this gets negative attention. 
I think somebody asked the question earlier about if the card has a chip... I notice in the picture it does, I'm assuming the actual card does as well? Can somebody confirm?
The physical card is a chip card. Used the chip at Walmart to test it.
Woohoo mine just arrived today (approved 4/14). Chip card and numbers are embossed, but they are white without any silver coloring over them. I might get an orange permanent marker and color them orange to match the back of the card and the Blispay logo on top.