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Old 02-12-2007, 04:19 PM
Drolefille Drolefille is offline
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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog View Post
WTF?? A bank would actually insure someone stupid enough to write their PIN on their card???
Sadly yes. As long as they report it in the time given. It doesn't fall under the narrow guidelines of "giving out" your PIN, probably because you didn't intentionally hand out your card either.

The banking regulations are really specific, and so are the internal policies. Some banks might specifically deny claims with the PIN on the back but if the card is lost, how are you going to prove it? I've had to report mine missing before to a larger bank and they did ask me if I had written the PIN on the back or kept it in the wallet or anything, but I think this was for their own information.
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