"However, it is in the interests of everyone that we move to chip and PIN as quickly as possible so its full security benefits can be realised."
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18 years ago
Chip & PIn (AGAIN)!!
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18 years ago
Mike Scott wrote: ... > (I can recommend
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18 years ago
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18 years ago
Morgan Stanley claim to not have chip+sig available, but will offer 'strip+sig' to people who don't want to/can't deal with Chip+Pin. Which is a quantum leap forward over Capital One.
Pity MSDW only offer 1% cashback on first 2k£, then 0.5% (except, of course, for 'brand new customers only' until Sept 05. Have to laugh when the MS platinum card advert comes up juxtaposed with the Nationwide 'BNCO' adverts. 8>.