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Old 04-07-2004, 12:39   #17
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Re: more card scams

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Originally Posted by Bex
you should never ever have your pin written down. i don't know what bank your mum and gf are with but through most ATM's you can change your pin to something you will remember. but i know with the abbey you can only do this the first time you put your card in.

when at work, i've only seen a few cases of people who have had a problem with card fraud. without going into detail, one customer had a lot more than punky withdrawn from their account.

if you are going to a bank to use their atm, some banks have atm's inside the banking hall.... i always try and use these because it is safer.

a while back our local paper ran a story about the atm machines in my village, so i tend not to use them now.

and the other thing is always shred any card receipts you throw out
And don't leave your receipt from the ATM at the atm,take it away with you.

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