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killer_queen229
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Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

I don't understand if I'm suppose to or not. There's the strip on the card then some whitish strip with small numbers on it. I showed my mom and she thought I should sign it really small.. Then my bf thought I didn't have to sign it.
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H4LO
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

I don't sign. I always hand them my card and ID. 



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Plasticard
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

Personally I don't sign any of my cards, that way if someone somehow gets a hold of one, they won't have any idea how my signature looks like.

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killer_queen229
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

I sign every card that tells me to sign because it's a part of the agreement.
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myjourney
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/SmorgasBoard/Why-do-people-sign-the-back-of-their-CC/m-p/2627839/hig...

Before you app think...
Have you done your research of the CC?
Does it fit your spending?
Do you have a plan for the bonus w/o going into debt?
Can you afford the AF?
Do you know the cards benefits? Is it worth the HP?
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Plasticard
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

True, but in my 7 years of having credit cards I have not once been turned down because my card wasn't signed. 

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killer_queen229
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

I still don't understand why AE doesn't give you a place to sign on their clear cards!!
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sailor_mercury
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??


@Plasticard wrote:

True, but in my 7 years of having credit cards I have not once been turned down because my card wasn't signed. 


I was turned down at a large summer fair (county fair or state fair?) with two small children 2 hours from home and no other plastic and very little cash on me.  We did NOT get into the fair that day and I was left with two crying 8 year olds.

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Plasticard
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??

sailor_mercury - haha now that sounds like a story. Must have been a headache for sure that day Smiley Tongue

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sailor_mercury
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Re: Am I suppose to sign the back of Blue??


@Plasticard wrote:

sailor_mercury - haha now that sounds like a story. Must have been a headache for sure that day Smiley Tongue


I would have just taken the kids to breakfast and signed them off-site but I had "SEE ID" written in big bold sharpie over the entire sig panel.  It was frustrating that they would not refund the $15 parking I had paid either!  Funny thing is the kids don't even remember it now.  They remember stopping for pancakes on the way home.  I only had one or two cards on me and they were both credit cards, I've learned to never be without an ATM card.  My son is 15 now and I can't keep cash on me, he always needs it for something.

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