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How do you protect your bank cards and credit cards?
For three weeks I collected information and strength to write a detailed article about protecting cards.
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question is for those who bother a lot with information protection and are generally paranoid like me, what other methods did I forget to mention?
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Here's about these very magnetic stripes: you came to the USA with a broken magnetic tape and will be left without money. In general, I am horrified by how much US banks have lagged behind Russian banks. Although we have a perfectly developed system of disputes here, and if anything, the money will be returned.
You write "Write 3 random pincodes on the card."
I once did something wrong, wrote 1 pin code but with two digits changed, you yourself will not forget that the numbers have been changed, and the attacker will not guess. It will dial exactly 2 times, the probability of guessing for 1 remaining time is almost 0. Just 3 pincodes on the card are somehow suspicious.
I use double authentication for online payments, a bank service, when cvv is blocked and it can be unblocked at the right time through the client-bank with sms confirmation. The main amount of funds on the piggy bank linked to the card, from it within a minute you can transfer money to the main card, but it requires confirmation via sms and is done through the client-bank. I don’t see the point in spoiling the strip, if I suddenly lose up to $ 100, it’s not as critical as the convenience of using it in all sorts of small shops.
When verification is enabled, even with the correct cvv code, the payment does not go through, I checked it several times when I forgot to disable verification, and an SMS informs me from the bank that you are trying to pay money, please disable cvv verification and the hotline phone number.
A separate card has been issued for online payments. Alpha allows you to "issue" a separate virtual card for each payment. It costs about $50, I don't remember exactly. Several accounts are linked to the debit. The bulk of the money is on the account, accessible by pincode at an ATM or through a client bank, there are no large amounts on the main account (from which money is debited when buying something). Savings on deposits to which no cards are attached.
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We keep potatoes in the market.
For 6 years of traveling around the countries of Southeast Asia, with about 6 different cards (for 6 years, part of the cards were exploited and others were introduced to replace them), I had no problems with the safety of money on cards, guided only by elementary common sense or "common sense".
Never carry all your money in cash, that's idiotic and I don't like it. By the way, only Russians carry all the money in cash, I have never seen a foreigner with a lot of cash.
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