"Hey bro, please enter the name of the street you grew up in and the name of your first pet, it's for safety, and also so people that know you can access your account as well."

It's not safe, it's not secure, and I never input the real answers to the questions.

>>105698642 (OP)
The only times I entered this info, it was the name of my childhood imaginary friend, not any of my childhood pets or real childhood friends. Or I just enter a slur.
(Funny story btw, I had to phone paypal to regain access to my account. The girl asks me what was the last phone number used and the name of whatever then starts to laugh, I had entered a fucking slur. I'm sure a lot of people do that though.)

>>105700193
I don't even remember what I entered. I normally don't enter it, only if I'm forced, then I enter my password again. But in this case it wasn't that - I forgot what I entered now I can't access my account.

>payoneer
You're the retard for using it in the first place.

>>105698642 (OP)
>it's just extra passwords
That's all it is extra passwords. The safety concern is how they are stored. If they're hashed who gives a shit if they're cleartext because they use them in fucking calls then yeah retarded but as you've stated you just give fake answers

>what was the name of the street you first lived on
>randompasswordstreet
Wow