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We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
CID
SEE LICENSE
SEE ID
ARE NOT VALID SIGNATURES
**BUT I DID HAVE ONE FOOL HAVE SEE ID ON THE BACK OF HIS "PICTURE CARD" LIKE HE WAS SUPER SPECIAL!!! I SHOW ID ALL THE TIME AND I HAVE A "PICTURE CARD"
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 01:47 PM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
Picture card is good enough they get nothing else. Since mine have no pics they get no pics.
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 23 2005, 09:15 AM)
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
me too
QUOTE(hurricanesfans27 @ Aug 23 2005, 09:34 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 23 2005, 09:15 AM)
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
me too
Don't you guys know it's impossible to duplicate a signature well enough to fool a highly trained Walmart clerk?
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
QUOTE(cljohnr @ Aug 23 2005, 10:18 AM)
QUOTE(hurricanesfans27 @ Aug 23 2005, 09:34 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 23 2005, 09:15 AM)
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
me too
Don't you guys know it's impossible to duplicate a signature well enough to fool a highly trained Walmart clerk?
ROTFLMAO i had to laugh at that one.
QUOTE(cljohnr @ Aug 23 2005, 08:18 AM)
QUOTE(hurricanesfans27 @ Aug 23 2005, 09:34 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 23 2005, 09:15 AM)
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
me too
Don't you guys know it's impossible to duplicate a signature well enough to fool a highly trained Walmart clerk?
...AND ALL OTHER STORES (that take credit cards) ARE BETTER TRAINED???
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 10:35 AM)
QUOTE(cljohnr @ Aug 23 2005, 08:18 AM)
QUOTE(hurricanesfans27 @ Aug 23 2005, 09:34 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 23 2005, 09:15 AM)
If I steal someone's cc, I am going to spend more that $2 on it.
me too
Don't you guys know it's impossible to duplicate a signature well enough to fool a highly trained Walmart clerk?
...AND ALL OTHER STORES (that take credit cards) ARE BETTER TRAINED???
not quite.. i suspect none of the stores have training on spotting a fake sig
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:26 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
"GAINING" as in more, and more places asking for ID on a signed credit card...
IT BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:32 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:26 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
"GAINING" as in more, and more places asking for ID on a signed credit card...
IT BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh! It's gaining baby.
Last night in Publix cute gal in front of us carded with a signed card. My wife turned to me and "whispered it's signed he can't do that"
Told wife she was good student! Gave her a reward later.
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 12:47 PM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
Wait a minute a "super walmart" that closes, That's not super, that just plain wrong, how can they call themselves super when I can't get my O'Roy around the clock?
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:44 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:32 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:26 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
"GAINING" as in more, and more places asking for ID on a signed credit card...
IT BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh! It's gaining baby.
Last night in Publix cute gal in front of us carded with a signed card. My wife turned to me and "whispered it's signed he can't do that"
Told wife she was good student! Gave her a reward later.
SPEAK UP!!!
THIS IS STILL A FREE COUNTRY (for now)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:48 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:44 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:32 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:26 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
"GAINING" as in more, and more places asking for ID on a signed credit card...
IT BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh! It's gaining baby.
Last night in Publix cute gal in front of us carded with a signed card. My wife turned to me and "whispered it's signed he can't do that"
Told wife she was good student! Gave her a reward later.
SPEAK UP!!!
THIS IS STILL A FREE COUNTRY (for now)
Speak Up! Hell I've been married 25 years. One thing I learned early on "don't flirt or appear to be flirting with others in the Mrs. presence. Think I could get a little after interceding?
My pleasure ranks over some strangers credit card rights.
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:52 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:48 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:44 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 08:32 PM)
QUOTE(AlanJ44 @ Aug 23 2005, 07:26 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 23 2005, 09:31 AM)
QUOTE(playthecreditgame @ Aug 22 2005, 02:09 PM)
QUOTE(GEORGE @ Aug 22 2005, 10:53 AM)
QUOTE(Amanda @ Aug 22 2005, 11:47 AM)
We were at Wal Mart in Trumann, AR, which is a little hick town (it was a super Wal Mart that closes, not open 24/7). I bought less than $2 worth of stuff and they asked for my ID when I used my card. I was using my B of A card with my pic on it, so I showed her the pic and that was fine, but SHEESH. $2?????
[b]Must be a "LOCAL" thing because it is NOT POLICY TO ASK FOR ID ON A SIGNED CARD (especially one with a PICTURE)**
I have had some Wal-Marts ask for ID and some that don't. As a general concept (in all stores, not just W-M), it does seem to be gaining momentum.
BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh it's gaining baby! as Kramer would say.
Use my tractor supply card today, the lady turned her head to help someone with some O'Roy and I got the card swiped and back in pocket before she saw it. She turned around asked for my PO number and BANG I'm done. No signature check no ID check, What's the world coming to?
"GAINING" as in more, and more places asking for ID on a signed credit card...
IT BETTER NOT BE GAINING!!!
Oh! It's gaining baby.
Last night in Publix cute gal in front of us carded with a signed card. My wife turned to me and "whispered it's signed he can't do that"
Told wife she was good student! Gave her a reward later.
SPEAK UP!!!
THIS IS STILL A FREE COUNTRY (for now)
Speak Up! Hell I've been married 25 years. One thing I learned early on "don't flirt or appear to be flirting with others in the Mrs. presence. Think I could get a little after interceding?
My pleasure ranks over some strangers credit card rights.
SHE should have spoken up...
You could have helped out once she asked you the question A LITTLE LOUDER...
NO SWEETHEART (WIFE)...THAT VIOLATES CREDIT CARD POLICY FOR A SIGNED CREDIT CARD...THEY CAN BE FINED AND LOSE THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS WITH MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS...
signed card? no id will be given.
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