card and PIN

superstar_2

Which one arrives first?

rolandpol

usually card, then pin

Paul_Herring

Unless explicitly stated by the company, it depends on the vagaries of the royal mail. If you haven't received both within a few working days of each other, you need to ring up the issuing company.

Lokolo

I usually get mine on the same day... lol. Doesn't bother me because my postman is good.

j-man_5

I got my pin from A&L a few days before my card..

James

Best sort of Credit Card is a Chip & Signature one:

NO PIN = No Cardholder Liability for Alleged PIN Misuse.

No PIn to forget

No Pin to Compromise (by you or the Banks)

No Brainer.

Paul_Herring

What has this got to do with the OP James? Beyond promoting your agenda of course...

James

Paul_Herring wrote: »

What has this got to do with the OP James? Beyond promoting your agenda of course...

Simple - Maybe the OP and other readers of this string aren't aware that there is such an animal as a Chip & Signature Card.

Your attention is invited to the following:

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He had two [URL="javascript:self.name='main';PopUp('you_popup','/pages/jargon/index.html?in_jargon_term=debit cards','350','150')"]debit cards[/URL] stolen from his local gym on 23 August after his locker was forced open with a screwdriver. He immediately cancelled the cards but money had already been withdrawn from ATMs and directly over the counter at two local banks.

The fraudster had withdrawn £600 over-the-counter at Iain's Halifax branch using a fraudulent signature as the bank does not have a chip and Pin system in place. Halifax immediately refunded the money once it was made aware of the situation.

Banking rival NatWest delivered a different answer. At NatWest, £250 was withdrawn from a cash machine and a further £1,800 in an over-the-counter transaction using chip and Pin – but the bank refuses to refund the cash. This is despite the fact that it has forwarded CCTV footage of the criminals on to police.


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