Buffy ,'Get It Done'
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Dunno how well that works.
I did that. And then, because nobody ever does it, I forgot I'd done it. Now every two months or so, someone will read the card and be like, "Can I see some ID?" and as I'm pulling out my driver's license, I ask, "Why do you need ID?"
And then I feel like a moron, but perhaps marginally safer against fraud.
(I also sign the card.)
bet it only works for tellers who'd check the signature anyway
This is pretty much the case. As a cashier, I always check ID if there is no signature, the signature doesn't match, or if the ID says too, but I know a lot of people don't.
I agree with sj. It used to drive me CRAXY when people would leave the signature panel blank because they felt that it would make them not liable for charges if the card was stolen. The logic for that one defeated me.
It used to drive me CRAXY when people would leave the signature panel blank because they felt that it would make them not liable for charges if the card was stolen. The logic for that one defeated me.
This drives me crazy too, and I have gotten many angry looks from people when I have ever so gently mentioned that they should at least write See ID on the back because if it is blank anyone could sign it and then the signature will match.
Oh my goodess, sj... you are bringing back retail memories....
Weirdly, I think I actually liked retail better than being a secretary, but the pay and the hours suck. But because I was good and worked in a department store, I got to work all over the store, and wasn't bored too often.
you are bringing back retail memories
I apologize. I didn't get called in today. I appear to be on my punishment week for calling out sick in a snow storm. I got a whole 4 hours.
I am watching A Week of Dressing Dangerously right now because it has been mentioned here. I like it. I could never do it, but I like it.
I sign the backs of my credit cards but they rub off pretty darn fast.
A friend of mine used to work at a record store - she used to ask to see ID for every credit card purchase, which she'd compare to the signature on the credit card. But she got tired of being accused of being racist when she would ask to see ID.
I sign the backs of my credit cards but they rub off pretty darn fast.
This is the other instance when I ask for ID, when the signature is either all smudged or the white strip is gone altogether.