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Many don't read the article and just start commenting.
by happyscrappy 12y ago
Many don't read the article and just start commenting.
- jobu 12y agoIn all fairness, SEC filings are a rather incomprehensible format to read, even one this short.
- happyscrappy 12y ago"Responding to the increasing threat of cyber-attacks on the retail industry, The Home Depot previously confirmed it will roll out EMV "Chip and PIN" to all U.S. stores by the end of this year, well in advance of the October 2015 deadline established by the payments industry." Don't excuse laziness.
- Johnie 12y agoYes, they may say that. However, Home Depot is not the one that is determining what technology the issuers use. Most issuers are using Chip&Signature. Home Depot may support Chip and Pin, but if your bank doesn't use Chip&Pin, the fact that Home Depot supports it is worthless to you.
- cmurf 12y agoI'm pretty sure the merchant equipment is going to support either chip&signature or chip&pin, seeing as we already have signatures for credit card, and PINs for debit card transactions. The difference will be up to the card issuers. And I for one hate digital "esignatures" talk about all kinds of fraud waiting to happen with that bullcrap. I want to use either PIN or ink on paper signature. Make me use a screen to sign my name, and I'm signing it mickey mouse.
- ryanburk 12y agoI took that straight from the article / filing. and been impressed by the downvotes!
- serf 12y agowhile I don't condone blind commenting like you described, I have encountered threads with titles such that they conveyed the entire article accurately enough to comment on from just the title alone, so I can understand that with certain topics.