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Diclotican

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5. 4bucksagallon

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Wed Sep 3, 2014, 07:17 AM

Sep 2014

4bucksagallon

I think I have had a pin code for my debit card for as long as I have had a card - back when I was 15-16 year old - and a ship on the card for at least 6 years since my new card arrived ..... I have had the magnetic strip too - but it is seldom used this days where I live...

Sometimes I got "brain fart" trying to remember the pin code - but for the most part I do remember it...

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Chip-and-PIN cards, coming soon (hopefully) to a U.S. bank near you. You’ll need them. [View all] 4bucksagallon Sep 2014 OP

"It’s cheaper to write off the cost of the fraud..." mac56 Sep 2014 #1

just got mine drray23 Sep 2014 #2

Got a scare this week so that is how I found out about it. 4bucksagallon Sep 2014 #4

We had them in Europe LittleGirl Sep 2014 #3

4bucksagallon Diclotican Sep 2014 #5

It's not the pin that's the problem it's the card itself. 4bucksagallon Sep 2014 #7

4bucksagallon Diclotican Sep 2014 #8

Oh good, another number to remember. : ( PADemD Sep 2014 #6