$8 fee to replace it... thanks, SECU

12/20/2008 1:52:26 PM

I never do this. I'm a responsible young person.

12/20/2008 1:53:20 PM

i told them mine broke and i got a free replacement


(it was actually broke, i wont retarded enough to lose one)

[Edited on December 20, 2008 at 1:53 PM. Reason : ]

12/20/2008 1:53:36 PM

i was piss drunk @ cookout last night a little after 4 in the morning and lost my debit card for like 10 minutes, it sucked

[Edited on December 20, 2008 at 1:56 PM. Reason : o]

12/20/2008 1:53:37 PM

this is the first time i've done so

i'm not quite sure where i left it

12/20/2008 1:53:45 PM

lol, traub left his at ruckus the other night

12/20/2008 1:54:27 PM

secu sent me a letter saying that security measures were breached at an area merchant and that a new card was in the mail... and that my old one wouldn't work anymore after the 9th

12/20/2008 2:03:05 PM

^they done that shit with me twice

12/20/2008 2:05:27 PM

I've got a security breach IN MY PANTS!

12/20/2008 2:06:34 PM

i only use their card at harris teeter and the gas station. and i think if it was harris teeter i would have heard about it on tv.

stupid gas station.

then again, it does seem to happen often. i wonder what's considered a breach. think it could be something fairly innocent, like some employee saw a list of card numbers? (even if they had no intention of using any)

12/20/2008 2:07:39 PM

When I worked at Sears and Lowe's, I had capabilities of pulling every single credit card number that was used at the store in day, going back a few months.

12/20/2008 2:10:42 PM

thats disconcerting

12/20/2008 2:11:31 PM

hmm, i guess that means secu had reason to believe that our cards were in danger. must have been something malicious!!1

12/20/2008 2:12:20 PM

^^well at Sears, they've since changed it so you have to have manager approval to go into the journal history. And at Lowe's, the only people that have access are managers and people who work at the customer service desk.

12/20/2008 2:13:27 PM

yeah i remember when i worked at lowes foods, i could pull up a register journal that contained every transaction that register had made for the day... and it contained full credit card numbers...

i always wondered why the fuck we did that

then i remembered our POS system was from the early 90s.

12/20/2008 2:17:02 PM

back in the early 90's, you could card stuff without any additional information too. just the CC# and expy.

funny how the amount of credit card fraud has actually gone up since then.

i was pretty down and out when i went to AZ, so my dad gave me his credit card to use to get out there, and mail when i get back. i thought it was wild i could get across the whole country and never get carded once.

12/20/2008 2:20:56 PM

It's actually against the Visa/Mastercard terms of use to ID if the credit card is signed.

12/20/2008 2:37:52 PM

I'm sorry, evan.

12/20/2008 2:40:57 PM

^^yep, i pissed off some people the one time i went to wal-mart

12/20/2008 2:43:20 PM

I've got one you can borrow

12/20/2008 2:43:37 PM

all this shit is changing with PCI soon

12/20/2008 2:48:10 PM

^link?

all I can find is info about revision 2 which is basically a claraification of rev 1 information.

12/20/2008 3:20:59 PM

lost my entire wallet wednesday night

12/20/2008 3:26:30 PM

i try to change card numbers every 12-18 months anyway

12/20/2008 3:30:25 PM

^^as opposed to only loosing part of your wallet?

12/20/2008 3:32:06 PM

there is a ton of shit, but there is a broad requirement list here

https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/security_standards/pci_dss.shtml

[Edited on December 20, 2008 at 4:03 PM. Reason : they come and check this stuff as well ~ not sure how well that will work in future]

12/20/2008 4:02:56 PM