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Most credit cards use 16 digit numbers. American Express uses 15. Either one of them allows for so very many more combinations than there are, or could reasonably be, active credit card accounts that a number chosen at random is unlikely to belong to an actual real account.



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Most credit cards use 16 digit numbers. American Express uses 15. Either one of them allows for so very many more combinations than there are, or could reasonably be, active credit card accounts that a number chosen at random is unlikely to belong to an actual real account.



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How many numbers are in your cc number? - Answers

Most credit cards use 16 digit numbers. American Express uses 15. Either one of them allows for so very many more combinations than there are, or could reasonably be, active credit card accounts that a number chosen at random is unlikely to belong to an actual real account.

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