
By Jo Best
Published: Tuesday 01 February 2005
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Name
John
Location
Leeds
Occupation
IT Consultant
Comment
Having been the victim of a card fraud in a restaurant, the waiter took my card away and came back with a slip for me to sign but had also taken a second impression of my card which was "signed" by god-knows-who, I would sooner use chip & pin as I have in France on numerous occasions.
The chances of another customer seeing your pin is about the same as them seeing you key it in at a cashpoint i.e. practically zero.
Card fraud in France has plummeted since they started using chip & pin.
As for an increase in card not present and telesales fraud there are easy ways to help cut this - ask for the CVV, the cardholders address. Verify both with the issuer and only deliver to the cardholder's address.
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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