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The risk inside your credit card (Original Post) Playinghardball Feb 2012 OP
cc companies enable enable thieves and stick us with the costs...win win for them nt msongs Feb 2012 #1
It figures. More ways to make the American customer pay in the end... Justice wanted Feb 2012 #2
stop the rf broadcast. alumium foil does it. anon-y-moose Feb 2012 #3
If they really cared, security for their customers would be first on their list wxgeek7 Feb 2012 #4
Exactly. snagglepuss Feb 2012 #5
A MUST SEE. Thanks for posting. snagglepuss Feb 2012 #6

Justice wanted

(2,657 posts)
2. It figures. More ways to make the American customer pay in the end...
Tue Feb 7, 2012, 05:20 PM
Feb 2012

After all did you know everytime you close a credit card your Credit score takes a HIT. ANY TIME someone Looks up your CREDIT infomation YOUR SCORE takes a HIT. So you go to buy a house and get Water, Gas, Electric, cable-All companies that now check someone's credit-you will see your credit score drop. Don't even start adding Credit fraud to the list of stress.


So it is all a scam to make the average person life harder.

wxgeek7

(321 posts)
4. If they really cared, security for their customers would be first on their list
Thu Feb 9, 2012, 05:35 PM
Feb 2012

...but this is just another case of security playing second fiddle, for the sake of convenience (or money?). A simple security fix would've been to provide a metallic sleeve with the card, like the one shown in the video.

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