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Re: Disputed ATM transaction

On 26 Mar, 21:35, Big Les Wade <L...@nowhere.com> wrote:
> toadwarble <j...@xisl.com> posted
>
>
>
> >Amex give out Chip & Sig cards if you ask them without asking for any
> >medical condition - I have one in my sticky little paw to prove it.
>
> I had an Amex account for years, they stayed with sigs longer than the
> other CCCs. But eventually  they went over to chip and pin. I tried
> loads of times  to get my sig card back, and they always politely said
> they would, but it never happened.
>
> --
> Les
> Criticising the government is not illegal, but often on investigation tur
ns out
> to be linked to serious offences.

Possibly I was lucky and got mine at a time when they were desperate
for people to have cards unlike now.

We'll see next month when my existing card runs out.

I've got a bizarre credit limit which I never asked for of £17,900 so
I can't see them not wanting to trim that.

It would be a bit better if PINs were longer and they did the thing
which the Internet banking system my bank has where you have to give
digits 2 3 and 6 or whatever (a different selection each time) of the
number.

And I don't use the Internet banking with someone breathing down my
neck like at cash machines (not that I've used one since 1994 when I
heard about John Munden at a talk given by now-Prof Ross Anderson) or
PIN terminals.

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