General Anyone using an active code debit card?

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Never_Rolled

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Bank just offered one they are doing as trial. The security code on the back changes. I offered to try it. You still keep your old card. This is only for a temp. amount of time.
 

SC MMA MD

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Bank just offered one they are doing as trial. The security code on the back changes. I offered to try it. You still keep your old card. This is only for a temp. amount of time.
Interesting. Do they give you a FOB or phone app that tells you the current security code?
 

Splinty

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Don't use it but hate it.
Chrome autofills my CC number and I have memorized my code.

Never have to touch my card for online shopping.
They need to remedy that portion.
 

Never_Rolled

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Dec 17, 2018
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Don't use it but hate it.
Chrome autofills my CC number and I have memorized my code.

Never have to touch my card for online shopping.
They need to remedy that portion.
I use Roboform and it also autofills. I think my solution is to use my current card for online and the new one for in store purchases. Thisis a trial they are doing and asked if I wanted to volunteer. At some point the new card won’t work so you keep both cards at the same time for now at least.
 
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BeardOfKnowledge

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It is impossible to withdraw money from the card, knowing only its code and your name. Suppose you are asked to give a card code, for example, when you advertise for the sale of something on a popular advertising site. In that case, you give it, and then they start asking us for additional data: expiration date, code on the back, or just a code from an SMS under the pretext of transferring from another bank or paying through a terminal - end the conversation, these are scammers. But there is no need to be afraid: the fact that you have provided your card code will not allow them to do anything — you cannot write off the money by number. According to Greedy Rates, if there is a card number, it is possible to make a transfer to your name with a further refund request. You return the funds, and an autopayment is connected to your card, for which regular debits begin.
You joined to post in a 3 year old thread, bro?