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You can take measures to prevent anyone from stealing your personal information let it be used to make purchases on your card or worse, to take out a mortgage. Here are the safety tips: Do not share your credit card information with anyone Shield the keypad whenever you key in personal information Always keep an eye on your card to prevent double swiping or skimming Check your statements regularly Shred your cards when you are done with hem Remember your card number and who to contact if you suspect theft File a report with the police if you are a victim of credit card fraud American Express, MasterCard and Visa have set in place a number of consumer protection policies that could be of use to you if you are ever a victim of identity theft.
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Do you think it will happen? http://blogs.wsj.com/corporate-intelligence/2014/02/06/october-2015-the-end-of-the-swipe-and-sign-credit-card/?KEYWORDS=chip+and+pin http://www.businessinsider.com/chip-and-pin-credit-card-changeover-in-2015-2014-2 http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/02/payments-experts-assure-senate-that-swipe-and-sign-cards-will-disappear-in-2015/
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Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me... who is CCB/BLNLE? I found out today (thanks to a well know credit card company whom I already have a credit card with) that someone had applied for a credit card. They were 'concerned' as this person used the same social security number as mine, same birth date, but different first name. They also used our old address that we moved a year ago from. Looked at my credit report, a total of 9 applications in the past 5 days! I spent the day telephoning the companies (found the telephone numbers as they were easy to find, eg GECRB/WALMRT and TD/TARGET etc. However, I cannot find anything about CCB/BLNLE???? What credit card company is this, does anyone know? Thanks in advance
