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Thanks for clarifying, peeps! As you understand, I'm selling it at what I bought it for, merely retelling what I've been told. In this particular case, bill was
by prebrov 10y ago
Thanks for clarifying, peeps! As you understand, I'm selling it at what I bought it for, merely retelling what I've been told. In this particular case, bill was definitely more that $20 and to my knowledge, there was not 2-step auth, just a notification.
I definitely seen it more than once and it also does seem to me that wired terminals are still quite common, but I might be wrong since I, naturally, pay with foreign bank's card and don't have to punch in a PIN.
Afaik, fully cloning a chip card is fairly easily done with a cloning device, one of those you might have seen hooked up to an ATM.
And I'm happy that you guys seem to be content with the way things are. I'd be totally paranoid having to share my PIN even once, ever. I mean, after that some one should be able to withdraw tons of cash and after I see the notification, bank would be in their full right to refuse reimbursement on the grounds that I shared my PIN. And they'd be absolutely right.
Cheers!
- softEngg 10y ago> I'd be totally paranoid having to share my PIN even once, ever. I mean, after that some one should be able to withdraw tons of cash and after I see the notification, bank would be in their full right to refuse reimbursement on the grounds that I shared my PIN. And they'd be absolutely right. Well, most of us have a separate account for making small transactions like these. Even if it gets misused I won't lose much.