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sigh not happy.	by Baenlynn	2011-02-16 18:19:11
Dude! WTH? Nobody but you and your bank should	by kahuana	2011-02-16 18:43:06
I've never understood that...	by Baenlynn	2011-02-16 19:04:08
Somebody actually NEEDS my card in order to use my PIN, but they just need my card NUMBER (and the CVV in some cases) in order to use it. No need to fake my signature, no need to even have my card. I'm more worried about someone having my card number than having my PIN. Good thing is I can't trust my sister to remember a 16-digit number.
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The debit cards I'm familliar with are tied to	by kahuana	2011-02-16 19:37:38
Visa Debit/Debit Mastercard	by InTrinsiC	2011-02-16 19:44:15
my debit card is indeed tied to my bank acct	by morenna	2011-02-16 20:40:14
That's not a debit card, that's an ATM card.	by Snate	2011-02-16 20:52:06
So, what's the advantage of DC over CC?	by kahuana	2011-02-16 21:39:39
Convenience mostly. There are more places that	by Snate	2011-02-16 21:53:43
Around here, Interac is far cheaper for merchants.	by kahuana	2011-02-16 21:57:16
At least here, it's all the benfits of a CC but ta	by InTrinsiC	2011-02-16 22:04:11
Which means you'd also be able to pay the full	by kahuana	2011-02-16 23:32:54
Um, what penny scrapings? Here it's rare to get	by Snate	2011-02-16 23:34:27
Not all countries have chip-and-pin	by oot	2011-02-16 21:38:03
Yeah, RFID equipped credit cards, skimmer's wet dr	by InTrinsiC	2011-02-16 21:41:05

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