
By Jo Best
Published: Tuesday 01 February 2005
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Anonymous
Location
Leicester
Occupation
Systems Analyst
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Sure will -
plus now all the criminal needs to do is place cameras in retail place to get the pin number
Also the retail assistants are now able to see the pin numbers while the customer punches them in at the till!
I shopped at a number of places and the screen guards are not in place or the key pads are placed flat on the retail counter.
Someone needs to investigate how wide spread this activity is
Banks need to follow through the installation of the key pads to make sure that the customer feels secure to actually use the pin number - I can tell you I never did and was happier signing for all my purchases - ok I agree the pin & chip makes the process much faster but it is not safer in the current setup
A problem with some Chip&PIN terminals - the card ...
MikeW
Seems to me that this is lazy journalism.
Chip ...
koan
They may have cut down card fraud by implementing ...
Concerned shopper
Sure will -
plus now all the criminal needs to...
Anonymous
Having been the victim of a card fraud in a restau...
John
I think some of these Security concerns are valid,...
Anonymous
I don't see what was wrong with the system we alre...
Dean Stone
I attempt to cover my hand closely, when using ATM...
Anonymous
Chip and pin is a disaster! My wife recently had h...
Anonymous
My wife had her purse taken from her handbag 10 mi...
Mr Reynolds
Ah but it is the responsibility of the Card User t...
Anonymous
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