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That could be true. But how many people do you think actually change their PIN? I think it's will be low single figure %; I think many aren't aware you can make
by heyitsnick 14y ago
That could be true. But how many people do you think actually change their PIN? I think it's will be low single figure %; I think many aren't aware you can make PIN changes.
- corin_ 14y agoI only have anecdotes rather than data (suspect the same is for you), but personally I would have guessed that nearly everyone does. Obviously I don't know the situation of all my family/friends, but for example in my close family both parents and both siblings have always changed to PIN numbers they chose themselves, I've known colleagues go change their PINs after getting a new card, etc... I suspect there's no way to know which of our guesses is closer to the truth without a bank providing stats, which seems unlikely to happen. Or a poll somewhere..
- Ineffable 14y agoIn every letter I've had with a new bank card it's told me how to change my PIN if I want to. I'm not sure I know anyone who hasn't changed theirs.