Comments on: Swipe At Your Own Risk http://acaproductions.com/myblog/2007/03/09/swipe-at-your-own-risk/ Time to relax and let your mind work properly! Fri, 17 Jul 2009 23:23:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Alan http://acaproductions.com/myblog/2007/03/09/swipe-at-your-own-risk/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Alan Thu, 15 Mar 2007 06:46:06 +0000 http://acaproductions.com/myblog/?p=55#comment-50 Technically speaking, when you put the "ask for photo ID' on the back of your card it's supposed to invalidate the card since that is not considered a legal signature (unless you want to legally change your name to that). I used to regularly ask for photo ID's on credit card purchases and was quite surprised at the number of people who declined to do so and quickly exited the building without a fuss. Technically speaking, when you put the “ask for photo ID’ on the back of your card it’s supposed to invalidate the card since that is not considered a legal signature (unless you want to legally change your name to that). I used to regularly ask for photo ID’s on credit card purchases and was quite surprised at the number of people who declined to do so and quickly exited the building without a fuss.

]]> By: Yofaddah http://acaproductions.com/myblog/2007/03/09/swipe-at-your-own-risk/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Yofaddah Thu, 15 Mar 2007 06:16:58 +0000 http://acaproductions.com/myblog/?p=55#comment-49 This may already be a well-known scam, but here's another good one. You pay for something with your credit card/ debit card, and you get someone elses' expired card back instead. Not knowing your card was stolen, you get a hefty bill , and your stuck with it ( did you report your card was stolen?). Look at your card when you get it back! BTW I never sign the back of my cards: it says "ask for photo ID" This may already be a well-known scam, but here’s another good one. You pay for something with your credit card/ debit card, and you get someone elses’ expired card back instead. Not knowing your card was stolen, you get a hefty bill , and your stuck with it ( did you report your card was stolen?).

Look at your card when you get it back!

BTW I never sign the back of my cards: it says “ask for photo ID”

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