Posted by 730d se on April 04, 2011 at 10:40:48 from (71.12.18.24):
In Reply to: OT- debit cards posted by coloken on April 04, 2011 at 06:42:57:
coloken,
Some rules of the game to help keep you safe with a Debit Card. Never ever sign the back of a credit or debit card like we did for years. This just gives the theif a picture of your legal signature. Instead, write in that area, "Check pic ID and Driver's License." You have to tell retailers to run it as a debit card so that you can enter your pin number. There may be a few that do not have the pin number pad. In that case, you sign the receipt, but they have checked your ID, right? When you have stated on the back to check ID, it gets stolen and they did not check, they are responsible for the entire charged amounts.
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