Does this mean I'm a creature of habit?
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I went to my regular lunch place today, and ordered the usual, and my credit card was declined due to "Duplicate Transaction". :sigh: My eating habits have triggered fraud protection.
Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
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Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
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Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
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Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
i buy almost everything with a credit card. frequent flyer miles!
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Actually it's a debit card that draws directly from the bank account, which is more convenient than hauling around cash. But I didn't feel like typing all that in the original post.
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I went to my regular lunch place today, and ordered the usual, and my credit card was declined due to "Duplicate Transaction". :sigh: My eating habits have triggered fraud protection.
Vark111 wrote:
My eating habits have triggered fraud food protection.
:-O
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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i buy almost everything with a credit card. frequent flyer miles!
Here's hoping you're not ahead of me in a queue then.
Steve
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Here's hoping you're not ahead of me in a queue then.
Steve
in my experience, using a card is nearly always quicker then fishing for cash, having the clerk count back change, dropping some coins, etc.. stores in the US don't even ask for a signature, if it's a small purchase, these days.
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I went to my regular lunch place today, and ordered the usual, and my credit card was declined due to "Duplicate Transaction". :sigh: My eating habits have triggered fraud protection.
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i buy almost everything with a credit card. frequent flyer miles!
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Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
Why must using a credit card imply bad times? I used to buy anything I could on my credit card. The rewards points bought me a free return ticket to Cape Town.
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Times must be bad when you're buying your daily food with a credit card. :(
Pete
I use my credit card only in reputed places, especially for high value transactions. I carry some cash for my daily expenses, but a lot of people find it convenient to swipe their card (as some of them have already pointed out). So, it's just a matter of preference.
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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in my experience, using a card is nearly always quicker then fishing for cash, having the clerk count back change, dropping some coins, etc.. stores in the US don't even ask for a signature, if it's a small purchase, these days.
No PIN entry?
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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No PIN entry?
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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No PIN entry?
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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No PIN entry?
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
not with a credit card. bank debit cards, yes. totally insecure, sure. but damned convenient!
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No PIN entry?
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
I prefer PIN entry, mostly because I'm terrible at writing my own name. I tend to get bored at some random point through and then just make random scribbles, and it can be at a different point every time I sign...I'm surprised my bank doesn't think someone is trying to forge my name.
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I use my credit card only in reputed places, especially for high value transactions. I carry some cash for my daily expenses, but a lot of people find it convenient to swipe their card (as some of them have already pointed out). So, it's just a matter of preference.
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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not with a credit card. bank debit cards, yes. totally insecure, sure. but damned convenient!
Here we're starting to have NIPed credit cards; they came along the chipped cards.
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