Chip & Pin internationally

Sep 22, 2006 22 Replies

At 14:45:21 on 22/09/2006, Damot delighted uk.finance by announcing:

My advice is that if you are suspicious of a device, enter the wrong PIN in the first instance. A genuine terminal will receive the correct response from the card (i.e. the PIN is incorrect) and ask you to re-enter it at which point you enter the correct PIN. This will reduce the chances that it's a fake transaction.

At 15:44:07 on 22/09/2006, BrianW delighted uk.finance by announcing:

Ah, the curse of Dynamic Currency Conversion.

At 19:03:28 on 22/09/2006, tim(yet another new home) delighted uk.finance by announcing:

Then I would refuse to enter my PIN.

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