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Comment Re:What's the big problem? (Score 1) 675

Worse than that: The credit card companies and banks insist that you should sign your card.
In other words a criminal who gains access to your card, or an image of it, has a conveniently provided image of your signature to practice with!
What is needed is decent 2 factor authentication.
If suspicious, ask for a copy of government issued valid photo ID

Comment Re:Nope (Score 1) 675

The credit card companies have been forced to accept this.
And they hate it!
But they provide the transaction machines, communications networks, and the cards, so they can choke it, slow it down, and make it as awkward and expensive to the retailers as possible.
In the end they hope to make it so unpalatable that people will ask for the old and unsecure methods back.

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Don't be a sucker.

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