"Gonz" <T o p @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> When I get the new card, I can't change the pin, otherwise it'll mess up
> the card reader and online banking, and I'll have to wait a few days for
a
> new card to be issued and go back to the pin that was a security issue,
> and the reason why I changed the bloody pin for.
Seems rather strange. Are you a Chip & PIN customer, or a Chip & Signature
one? I've worked with these readers (and the authentication servers at the
back end), and as long as the PIN on the card is kept in sync with the one
the bank knows (i.e. when you change the PIN at the ATM, a message is sent
to change the PIN on the card), there shouldn't be any problem. You should
be able to use anyone else's reader, as all the reader is doing is
pretending to be a POS terminal which is always offline.
JW
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