By Tom Espiner
Published: Tuesday 06 February 2007
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Name
Anonymous
Location
N. Yorks
Occupation
Retired
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Watchdog BBC1 tonight hit the nail on the head when it showed victims of fraud whose cards had been used fraudulenlty before they noticed them lost or stolen being held liable for the cost of fraud.
If the industry can't keep your PIN secret then how can they hold anyone liable for PIN abuse or misuse?
Glad I opted for Chip & Signature. I can never be held liable or accused of PIN negligence and crooks can't hit ATMs with my cards.
Not sure why this is news, anyone clever enough to...
Anonymous
Watchdog BBC1 tonight hit the nail on the head whe...
Anonymous
Clearly this attack could never be widespread and ...
Gareth Evans
How does the criminal manage to tamper with the re...
Lawrence McNulty
It is my understanding - I hope I am wrong! - that...
Nick Price
I watched the Watchdog programme last night and de...
Sarah
I have been dealing with one of those card protect...
Anonymous
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