Oi Darsy

I went into a shop by Stepney Green tube station today and paid for an
item using my debit card, guess what? I had to type in my PIN number.

 

A security code that authenticates who you are so that you can make a
payment using a debit or credit card.

HTH

 

You should have the option of signing too, as many people don't remember
their PINs. We have the CHIP & PIN machine at work, but when I've asked
customers which would be their preference, the majority have said they'd
rather sign their signature - they don't remember PINs, especially to credit
cards. We'll hafta activate it, and I do agree that it reduces fraud, which
is great. But I sure as hell don't know my PIN codes.

 

5864

 

Ivan, calm down.

 

Which would completely negate any increased security benefits gained by
C&P.

 

80085

<taps fingers expectantly>

 

The Older Gentleman said:

<Thinks about breasts...>

 

Apparently so - but you'll be the wooshee.
Clearly I was being far too subtle.

 

Heh. That was on BBC THREE the other night. Classic film.

 

II, Shirley?

 

No, Sorry. Could someone explain this, please?

 

sweller said:

Champ is a spy - CTO stands for Crypto-Technical Office.

 

Ding.

 

Chief Technical Office(r)

 

<breathes sigh of relief>

 

From other posts I see you are right.

I respectfully withdraw my 'whoosh'.

--
John

SV650
Black it is
and naked

 

Sadly, that has too many digits.

7175 as a rough (and poor) approximation?

--
John

SV650
Black it is
and naked

 

<g>

 

Swiss ones can have up to 6 digits. But they don't have to.