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Old 11-04-2005, 14:32   #44
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Re: Chip and Pin Fraud

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Originally Posted by gary_580
Rubbish!! The pin isnt stored on the magnetic stripe
Yup, what would have happened is the card would have been cloned, and the new strip would have had the "I've got a chip" flag removed, so when it was swiped, the card reader would have assumed it's an old non-chipped card.


Strange how some people appear to be against chip and pin and feel it will increase crime, when it's made a major impact into cutting card fraud/crime in other countries.
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