THE OBJECT

The internet's most expensive leaderboard

Not a metaphor. A URL. People pay every month to forget money, and the ones who opt in get a rank.

A scoreboard for invoices

Most leaderboards rank points, kills, steps, or followers. Forget Your Credit Card ranks confirmed payments. Lifetime Forgotten is the sum of successful invoices — real money collected, not a number someone typed into a form.

The public board is opt-in. Hidden is the default. Email never appears. Stripe keeps the card. The rank is the part you can show a stranger.

Why 'most expensive' is literal

Expensive here does not mean a prize pool. Nobody wins the pot. There is no pot. The expense is the subscription itself: a monthly amount you chose, billed by Stripe, forgotten on purpose.

The person at #1 is not the richest person on earth. They are the public Forgetter whose confirmed Lifetime is currently the highest. That can change the next time someone else's invoice lands.

How you get on it

Subscribe. Wait for the payment to confirm. Join the board with a username if you want the rank to be public. Take someone's spot by forgetting more over time — not by buying a rank at checkout.

If the board is empty, someone has to be #1. That is not a marketing line. It is a dataset with zero rows.

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