@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I don't sign my cards but I hate when they ask me for ID. I don't know why. Isn't that why they made the chip? And if you sign the back, why they asking for ID. Takes time to go find the ID and I feel like some thief when they ask me.
What are the store policies. I don't like showing my ID. I know it is about safety but still, I don't want to show my ID
And how would you feel if someone got a hold of your card, and shopping spree and spent good 7k+ at numerous stores because none of them bothered to check id? And now you have to file a police report because the credit card company doesn't believe you're telling the truth?
If someone got a hold of my cards, I would feel protected, because that's part of what credit cards are for. 
If cash is lost or stolen, there's no recourse, but credit cards provide protection against both loss and theft.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I don't sign my cards but I hate when they ask me for ID. I don't know why. Isn't that why they made the chip? And if you sign the back, why they asking for ID. Takes time to go find the ID and I feel like some thief when they ask me.
What are the store policies. I don't like showing my ID. I know it is about safety but still, I don't want to show my ID
And how would you feel if someone got a hold of your card, and shopping spree and spent good 7k+ at numerous stores because none of them bothered to check id? And now you have to file a police report because the credit card company doesn't believe you're telling the truth?
Ya, but that is why they would check the cameras and the times these items were bought and eventually clear me of the chargesI don't mind at all.
What if someone pervert seen me with my children and had some kind of mental problem that no one knew about (psycho). Checked my ID, got my address. remembered my address and attempted to steal my kids.
Or just remembered my info and applied for many credit cards and went on a shopping spree. Signature on the back of the card should be good enough
The scenario I mentioned actually happened to my coworkers husband, so he had to drive around 2 hours just to go to the city where it happened to file police report. But you know, since if similar thing does happen to you, you'd be okay with it, carry on. I think a short time showing id to the cashier is better than spending time trying to reverse fraud charges,but that's just me I guess. ☺️
@Anonymous wrote:
I haven't signed mine yet. I intend to but I continue to forget to buy a fine point sharpie in order to do so.
+1
I think that's probably the best use of the ultra fine point sharpie!
I keep one for just that purpose. 
Pretty sure i signed mine with a ball point pen today lol because thats all I had with me 
The signature was awful and you could barely even see there was one there 
@Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure i signed mine with a ball point pen today lol because thats all I had with me
LOL... mine looks different on each card I have (and really different on the BCP due to the tiny space) but it's signed and thus meets the requirement, which is all that matters!
@Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure i signed mine with a ball point pen today lol because thats all I had with me
Time to request for a replacement card😁
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure i signed mine with a ball point pen today lol because thats all I had with me
Time to request for a replacement card😁
LOL!! Me to CSR: I signed my card by accident, can you please send me a new card?