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FP - Chip and Sign

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yfan
Valued Contributor

Re: FP - Chip and Sign


@Anonymous wrote:

@yfan wrote:

Are we sure it's an actual chip and not just printed on?


You should be a martyr and get one so we'll know for sure!


Not unless someone is paying me substantial amounts of cash!

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Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign


@yfan wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@yfan wrote:

Are we sure it's an actual chip and not just printed on?


You should be a martyr and get one so we'll know for sure!


Not unless someone is paying me substantial amounts of cash!


Does anybody have change for a button?

Message 12 of 51
Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign

It is actually chip and pin, my mom has one. Sometimes that's the only card you can get....
Message 13 of 51
Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign


@Anonymous wrote:
It is actually chip and pin, my mom has one. Sometimes that's the only card you can get....

The thing is...It's really not. There is a plethora of cards out there for people with damaged, bad or no credit.

Message 14 of 51
nyancat
Established Contributor

Re: FP - Chip and Sign

Wait, medwar1, it is chip and PIN??? As in chip transactions normally require the PIN? Like we all want and no major US bank is willing to offer? That's ridiculous.
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Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign


@nyancat wrote:
Wait, medwar1, it is chip and PIN??? As in chip transactions normally require the PIN? Like we all want and no major US bank is willing to offer? That's ridiculous.

I assumed the chip and pin part of that comment was a joke...

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CreditCuriosity
Moderator Emeritus

Re: FP - Chip and Sign

Someone order it as I just got declined a CC and can't take another HP and find out if it is chip and pinSmiley Happy... I will throw in a dollar towards the annual fee!

Message 17 of 51
nyancat
Established Contributor

Re: FP - Chip and Sign

It wouldn't shock me if it was chip and PIN. Most of their customers probably only have one card so the too many PIN to remember argument doesn't apply and there are fraud issues that apply more to sub sub prime customers.
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Message 18 of 51
Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign


@Anomalous wrote:

@CreditCuriousity wrote:

Wow, just ran across this..  For all you that want a chip and signature that don't have one, here you go!..  Honesty please don't apply, just found it funny.

 

 

FP LOL.JPG


It even comes in orange Smiley Tongue (got an offer in the mail a while back).


It may be crap on the inside, but this card in orange?  That would look badass.

Message 19 of 51
Anonymous
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Re: FP - Chip and Sign

I remember those mailers....Its an ugly orange.
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