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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: SP_3.2 on 13 May 2009, 14:04:36
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See this ....use this one all the time >:( >:( >:(.
http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/news/Thousands-victims-card-scam-petrol-station/article-987156-detail/article.html
Just to give a heads up .I,m just checking my account now.
Have just checked looks ok for now :-/
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See this ....use this one all the time >:( >:( >:(.
http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/news/Thousands-victims-card-scam-petrol-station/article-987156-detail/article.html
Just to give a heads up .I,m just checking my account now.
We had this type of scam here in Ashford with one petrol station staff ripping off thousands!! >:( >:(
Scum! >:( >:(
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See this ....use this one all the time >:( >:( >:(.
http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/news/Thousands-victims-card-scam-petrol-station/article-987156-detail/article.html
Just to give a heads up .I,m just checking my account now.
We had this type of scam here in Ashford with one petrol station staff ripping off thousands!! >:( >:(
Scum! >:( >:(
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SCURM is just about right >:( >:( >:( Lizzie.
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See this ....use this one all the time >:( >:( >:(.
http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/news/Thousands-victims-card-scam-petrol-station/article-987156-detail/article.html
Just to give a heads up .I,m just checking my account now.
Have just checked looks ok for now :-/
Is any form of electronic data safe? We are at the mercy of such activity now. The question is, how long will the banks be willing to rectify discrepancies when they occur, with good grace and in a timely manner, without becoming difficult to the point of being obstructive? :-/ :-/
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Had this at my local station a couple of years ago,Natwest didnt flag it but I did when my statement showed that I had withdrawn £150 in Montreal,the last time I was in Montreal was about 7 years previous.
Seem to remember the banks telling us that they introduced chip and pin to stop card fraud. ::)
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well dont forget we will all be safe with the new id cards. or does that mean we are totally fu*ked when we lose them
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If the banks in other countries would introduce chip and pin, we would see a lot less of this. Or, your bank could refuse to allow any transaction in another country unless you had specifically told them that you intended to go there.
Online fraud is going to get more difficult. When I log on to my barclays account I have to use a 'pin sentry' machine, which generates an 8 digit number. If I dont use this number to log on, I dont get in.
There is a credit card being trialled which does exactly the same job as pin sentry, it generates a code each time you use it and that has to be entered into the pay point.
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There's one simple answer. Use cash, i very rarely use my account card & i don't posses a credit card :)
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There's one simple answer. Use cash, i very rarely use my account card & i don't posses a credit card :)
Yes, but you're going to use up police resources being escorted from cash machines all the time.
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There's one simple answer. Use cash, i very rarely use my account card & i don't posses a credit card :)
Yes, but you're going to use up police resources being escorted from cash machines all the time.
Arh yes, silly me :-[
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There's one simple answer. Use cash, i very rarely use my account card & i don't posses a credit card :)
Yes, but you're going to use up police resources being escorted from cash machines all the time.
Arh yes, silly me :-[
What! :o :o You still trust the banks with your money? When you keep all your money under the matress it is always readily available for petrol purchases without police involvement. ::) ::) :D :D ;)
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the frenchies and other europeans have had chip and pin for ages ,we were the last country to bring it in via the banks
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the frenchies and other europeans have had chip and pin for ages ,we were the last country to bring it in via the banks
Yep. But it's not europe where your card is used fraudulently, it's Canada os USA or Liverpool. :)
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Tina had this problem when she ran a petrol station at Bardon Mill on the a69, she got so much grief from customers and press, but when it turned out to be a scam she got not less but more grief from the people who payed by debit card , as with a credit card the claim back is easy, but with a debit card they are"reluctant to claim back a transaction as it has been authorised" is the response she got from her own bank?? even though she had the proof, from the policre and the merchant that ran the chip and pin???
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Did anyone see the report on the 6pm News tonight regarding Internet theft now increasing due to chip and pin and the new card they have come up with which has a mini computer built in which when making a purchase over the net sends out a 6/7 (not sure) digit number to a screen on the card that you then have to key into the card with the built in buttons to verify the transaction!!!
Sounds and looks good but didn't say how long it will be before commissioned :(.
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Chip and PIN was introduced to move the liability from the card issuer to the card holder since the only way it could now be used would be in the cardholder's presence. It is not so bad if they fiddle your card abroad and you can show you were not in that country, but if someone uses a clone of your card in your local Tesco just try to get the money back from that one.
Just don't get me started on that Verified by Visa one either ........ mutter mutter millenium hand and shrimp
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i got this 'thing' from natwest last year which looks like a calculator and is suposed to generate a code for internet purchases. :-?
it's still in the box and i've never had to use it :o
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The problem is that as long as you've got something someone wants then they will find a way of getting it, be it physically or electronically, so basically your [size=18]STUFFED[/size] :(.