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rear end cobra posted:you have chips on your cards now? oh cool we're doing ccchat so it's time for some yurupean to get all smug about how his card has a feature that does not benefit the consumer in any way at all
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rear end cobra posted:being all modern and cool and also safer is a great benefit my card got jacked a couple weeks ago. no idea how but within 5 minutes of the guy trying to use it chase sent me a text that said "yo did you actually just make this charge?" i said no and i got a new card within 3 days and wasn't responsible for any of the charges. exact same thing happened the last time my card got stolen now if i had a chip and pin what are the odds the bank would say "lol you must have given out your pin sucks to be you"
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Aug 6, 2014 22:21
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rear end cobra posted:of course chase would do that since its evil stupid bank for idiots but how does that make signature safer than pin? because if i lose my regular card i don't pay for anything. if i lose my fancy chip and pin card they have an excuse not to pay for it.
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Aug 7, 2014 04:35
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Hed posted:this sounds loving bad. almost like the web sites that "store my credit card" but make me enter the CVV2. nobody's actually storing your cvv cause that means big fines if you get caught. anywhere that stores your card and doesn't make you enter the cvv later has made the decision to run the transaction without the cvv and eat the higher decline/fraud rate
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