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To be honest, all of the behavior you would have seen as fraudulent is pretty typical in retail. Furthermore, it's always been obvious that the chip'd cards pr
by duaneb 11y ago
To be honest, all of the behavior you would have seen as fraudulent is pretty typical in retail.
Furthermore, it's always been obvious that the chip'd cards provide no improvement for online fraud.
It's a PR move to hide the fact that the banks and creditors rely so heavily on transaction disputing to fend off fraud.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoYou're right. Lots of people split orders, probably one out of 4 or 5 fumble for things, and quite a few buy for their company. The phone the person bought was an iPhone rather than some weird one. Had the comment said iPods I'd have expected a bit more skepticism from cashier. Yet, a company sends someone to buy a set of mainstream phones split on two transactions? Totally believable for a cashier and not as crazy as people's grocery orders have gotten while I was in line. ;)