Should I switch all my cards to emv or what ?!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:
Yes. It keeps a clone of the card from being used overseas and even that's a significant benefit.

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This is the funniest thing i've ever heard.

When I had fraud on my CSP.....Guess where it was used. England.

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Dude maybe the fraudster was trying to help you meet the bonus by traveling overseas hahaha

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:
Yes. It keeps a clone of the card from being used overseas and even that's a significant benefit.

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This is the funniest thing i've ever heard.

When I had fraud on my CSP.....Guess where it was used. England.

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A chipped version?   Probably used online then as EMV is everywhere in England.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:
Yes. It keeps a clone of the card from being used overseas and even that's a significant benefit.

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This is the funniest thing i've ever heard.

When I had fraud on my CSP.....Guess where it was used. England.

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Must be a pretty humorless life if that makes it to #1!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:
Yes. It keeps a clone of the card from being used overseas and even that's a significant benefit.

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This is the funniest thing i've ever heard.

When I had fraud on my CSP.....Guess where it was used. England.

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A chipped version?   Probably used online then as EMV is everywhere in England.

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Yes....Chipped.

Definitely used online, as they used it on some chinese site.

[Anonymous]

ive changed them all exept macys ..idk if they have it available.

[bigbang91]

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@MstrPTato wrote:

If it were me, I would wait. I don't like the look for the chip.

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The only card that can rock the chip and look nice is the csp , other than that it basically ruins all the cards look ! The slate with emv looks horrible !!!!! 

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I wish they embed the chip on the back of the SP

[nyancat]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@nyancat wrote:
Yes. It keeps a clone of the card from being used overseas and even that's a significant benefit.

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This is the funniest thing i've ever heard.

When I had fraud on my CSP.....Guess where it was used. England.

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A chipped version?   Probably used online then as EMV is everywhere in England.

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Yes....Chipped.

Definitely used online, as they used it on some chinese site.

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Then how on Earth are you blaming EMV for that failure? EMV protects against CARD-PRESENT fraud that arises from cloned cards. The much less popular, and even less frequently properly implemented, 3-D Secure protects against Internet fraud like you mention.

Oh, and what I said is not contradicted by your experience. I said it keeps a CLONE of your CARD from being used overseas. I said nothing about it preventing card-not-present use with data from the card. Most likely, at a shop that didn't check CVV2, as CVV2 can't be skimmed.

[Anonymous]

Fraud happened in England? I bet it was longtimelurker! 😜

[Themanwhocan]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@MstrPTato wrote:

If it were me, I would wait. I don't like the look for the chip.

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The only card that can rock the chip and look nice is the csp , other than that it basically ruins all the cards look ! The slate with emv looks horrible !!!!! 

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Now if they would just come out with a Blue chip...

[yfan]

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@MstrPTato wrote:

If it were me, I would wait. I don't like the look for the chip.

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I do. It looks very ... Matrix!