How to remember PINs

NoodleDoodleMan

Most banks prevent DoB years by banning many PINs that start with 19 or 20

Never had a problem of that nature.

eskbanker

2e0arr wrote: »

why is it i can only think of naughty words to use ?

Because you're a 2868? (married to an uncle obviously....)

2e0arr

eskbanker wrote: »

Because you're a 2868? (married to an uncle obviously....)

Brilliant LOLOL


3825 Off LOL

2e0arr

Willing2Learn wrote: »

I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
I love my job....:o

LOL what do you want a medal ?

adindas

eddddy wrote: »

Card fraud doesn't really result from thieves guessing PINs - I suspect that never, ever happens.

A more likely example is 'shoulder surfing'

I completely agree. Criminals only have three chances to input the correct PIN before the cards being blocked. So it is extremely unlikely they could guess your pin with three attempts. The most likelihood as you have mentioned, someone is watching while you input your PIN or using a secret surveillance camera.

Another possibility is that it might be someone has told the person s/he trusts like, OH, partners, family members their PIN to use the card responsibly.

When the person turns to be not trusted, and empty the account unexpectedly they try to make up a story that their cards have been compromised, cloned and be used by third parties without his/her knowledge. Typically they keep finding excuses for not reporting it to the police when challenged.