@Anonymous wrote:i had The Discover iT Credit Card for 5 months until i closed the account recently and i Called many times for different reasons and Discover NOT even Once asked me for, "The last 4 digits of my account number" Or for "The last 4 digits of my Social Security Number" Or for "my Mother's Maiden name" Or for "My date of birth", Everytime i called, Discover would say, "i have your account in front of me, How may i help you" and NOT even once in 5 months i had to proof that i am "The account's owner and NOT an Impostor"................What do you guys think of Discover's Security???...
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@Themanwhocan wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:i had The Discover iT Credit Card for 5 months until i closed the account recently and i Called many times for different reasons and Discover NOT even Once asked me for, "The last 4 digits of my account number" Or for "The last 4 digits of my Social Security Number" Or for "my Mother's Maiden name" Or for "My date of birth", Everytime i called, Discover would say, "i have your account in front of me, How may i help you" and NOT even once in 5 months i had to proof that i am "The account's owner and NOT an Impostor"................What do you guys think of Discover's Security???...
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LOL! they asked me security questions both the times I called so far since January when i applied for the card.
@CreditPlay wrote:
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:i had The Discover iT Credit Card for 5 months until i closed the account recently and i Called many times for different reasons and Discover NOT even Once asked me for, "The last 4 digits of my account number" Or for "The last 4 digits of my Social Security Number" Or for "my Mother's Maiden name" Or for "My date of birth", Everytime i called, Discover would say, "i have your account in front of me, How may i help you" and NOT even once in 5 months i had to proof that i am "The account's owner and NOT an Impostor"................What do you guys think of Discover's Security???...
Looks like Super_AL left his computer signed in again.
LOL! they asked me security questions both the times I called so far since January when i applied for the card.
LOL 
, Yeah, when i applied, Discover asked me a million questions but then after that when i called they never asked me anything, if Discover were a Store Card i would NOT think is a big deal but Discover is a Major Credit Card and for them to be sooo trusting like that is disturbing to say the least...
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditPlay wrote:
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:i had The Discover iT Credit Card for 5 months until i closed the account recently and i Called many times for different reasons and Discover NOT even Once asked me for, "The last 4 digits of my account number" Or for "The last 4 digits of my Social Security Number" Or for "my Mother's Maiden name" Or for "My date of birth", Everytime i called, Discover would say, "i have your account in front of me, How may i help you" and NOT even once in 5 months i had to proof that i am "The account's owner and NOT an Impostor"................What do you guys think of Discover's Security???...
Looks like Super_AL left his computer signed in again.
LOL! they asked me security questions both the times I called so far since January when i applied for the card.
LOL
Well they have your phone number, so it would mean someone was calling from YOUR phone. Unless you're dead, fraudulent activity on your credit card is easily remedied with a call to the lender from you. So even if someone stole your cell phone and your wallet (in order to, for some reason, call the credit card company? I don't know many identity thiefs who call credit card companies) you could still call up from any other phone and get a new card #. Not sure why it is necessary for them to ask you questions over the phone. It doesn't help any situation, or prevent fraud in any way.
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditPlay wrote:
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:i had The Discover iT Credit Card for 5 months until i closed the account recently and i Called many times for different reasons and Discover NOT even Once asked me for, "The last 4 digits of my account number" Or for "The last 4 digits of my Social Security Number" Or for "my Mother's Maiden name" Or for "My date of birth", Everytime i called, Discover would say, "i have your account in front of me, How may i help you" and NOT even once in 5 months i had to proof that i am "The account's owner and NOT an Impostor"................What do you guys think of Discover's Security???...
Looks like Super_AL left his computer signed in again.
LOL! they asked me security questions both the times I called so far since January when i applied for the card.
LOL
Well they have your phone number, so it would mean someone was calling from YOUR phone. Unless you're dead, fraudulent activity on your credit card is easily remedied with a call to the lender from you. So even if someone stole your cell phone and your wallet (in order to, for some reason, call the credit card company? I don't know many identity thiefs who call credit card companies) you could still call up from any other phone and get a new card #. Not sure why it is necessary for them to ask you questions over the phone. It doesn't help any situation, or prevent fraud in any way.
hmmm. google the discover commercial where the detective says how do i know its you??? and the detective at discover says. you called me. 
Thank you all for sharing.....
@Anonymous wrote:Thank you all for sharing.....
So you reminded me of something that until I thought about it, was really funny. I all at the same time ordered a new IT card, while changing my address online to my new address to be mailed to me. Not only did I get a call from their Fraud department, but about a week after I got my new cards, I got letters sent from both my new and old address from Discover just alerting me that my address was changed and a card sent to a new address right away, which they flagged as unusual behavior, and just wanted to notify me i addition to the several emails I got about the changes.
@14Fiesta wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Thank you all for sharing.....
So you reminded me of something that until I thought about it, was really funny. I all at the same time ordered a new IT card, while changing my address online to my new address to be mailed to me. Not only did I get a call from their Fraud department, but about a week after I got my new cards, I got letters sent from both my new and old address from Discover just alerting me that my address was changed and a card sent to a new address right away, which they flagged as unusual behavior, and just wanted to notify me i addition to the several emails I got about the changes.
Wow, That's impressive 