A (random) English word is a better answer. Otherwise you can be phished by someone communicating with a phone rep. "For security what's your pet's name?" "I

A (random) English word is a better answer. Otherwise you can be phished by someone communicating with a phone rep. "For security what's your pet's name?" "I don't have a pet, I just put a bunch of random characters." -- Due to implementation these questions are actually sometimes hard to answer truthfully sometimes. My fav teacher has a . in her name but "special characters" are not allowed in answers. My pet's name is 4 characters, too short. How did I answer my first car? Year, make, model? Make? Year and model? Just model? Who can remember?