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Scorsese2002 06/01/18 1:42:16 PM #1:	https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44335804 --- https://www.twitch.tv/dtake86 <cite>Scorsese2002 posted [p:902374807] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44335804</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giant_Aspirin 06/01/18 1:46:08 PM #2:	that would be quite the PITA. i usually have ~$100 cash on me, and this is part of the reason. --- Playing: Doom (2016); Superhot; Dark Souls: Remaster *(~);} - I suppose it will all make sense when we grow up - {;(~)* <cite>Giant_Aspirin posted [p:902375020] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>that would be quite the PITA. i usually have ~$100 cash on me, and this is part of the reason.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chill02 06/01/18 1:46:49 PM #3:	it's happening --- Blow your trumpets, Gabriel. <cite>chill02 posted [p:902375052] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>it's happening</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ROBANN_88 06/01/18 1:47:35 PM #4:	Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is --- https://imgur.com/cUNC8DI <cite>ROBANN_88 posted [p:902375091] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SkittyOnWailord 06/01/18 1:48:32 PM #5:	"I had 240 worth of stuff in my trolley," he told the BBC. --- I'm here! I'm furry! I'll try not to shed! =^_^= i7 5820K\|Rampage V Extreme\|32GB DDR4 Ripjaws 4\|2xSLI GTX 980ti Lightning LE\|HAF 932\|Sony 55inch 4K HDR\|HTC Vive <cite>SkittyOnWailord posted [p:902375135] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><quote>"I had 240 worth of stuff in my trolley," he told the BBC.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deupd_u 06/01/18 1:48:56 PM #6:	ROBANN_88 posted... i don't even know what "contactless payment" is I think it might mean something like Apple Pay --- Snipers don't shoot at paper, they shoot watermelons. https://imgur.com/jo511lG <cite>deupd_u posted [p:902375152] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote>i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> I think it might mean something like Apple Pay</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coffeebeanz 06/01/18 1:49:09 PM #7:	ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably Although Samsung Pay actually works like swiping a card, so that probably still works. --- Physician [Internal Medicine] <cite>Coffeebeanz posted [p:902375163] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably Although Samsung Pay actually works like swiping a card, so that probably still works.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 06/01/18 1:49:20 PM #8:	ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is What we've moved on to from chin and pip, after having it for decades. You just place your card in front of the machine and then it does the payment that way. Often has a daily limit to stop overspending I believe. Coffeebeanz posted... Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably Probably includes that as well, but chip and pin is basically ancient technology in Europe at this point. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:902375172] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> What we've moved on to from chin and pip, after having it for decades. You just place your card in front of the machine and then it does the payment that way. Often has a daily limit to stop overspending I believe. <cite>Coffeebeanz posted...</cite> <quote>Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably</quote> Probably includes that as well, but chip and pin is basically ancient technology in Europe at this point.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deupd_u 06/01/18 3:17:51 PM #10:	While not crashing, the stock price has been slowly going down through today since the news. I sold my stock, just in case. https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/V --- Snipers don't shoot at paper, they shoot watermelons. https://imgur.com/jo511lG <cite>deupd_u posted [p:902379902] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>While not crashing, the stock price has been slowly going down through today since the news. I sold my stock, just in case. https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/V</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Oatcakes 06/03/18 7:19:57 AM #12:	Funkydog posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is What we've moved on to from chin and pip, after having it for decades. You just place your card in front of the machine and then it does the payment that way. Often has a daily limit to stop overspending I believe. Coffeebeanz posted... Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably Probably includes that as well, but chip and pin is basically ancient technology in Europe at this point. Over here, it's a 30 quid per transaction limit, not sure on daily limits. Cash machines were still working, so everyone could withdraw money anyway. --- F.C. Stokalona https://imgur.com/CJ0dPBq <cite>Oatcakes posted [p:902467526] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkydog posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> What we've moved on to from chin and pip, after having it for decades. You just place your card in front of the machine and then it does the payment that way. Often has a daily limit to stop overspending I believe. <cite>Coffeebeanz posted...</cite> <quote>Apple Pay / Android Pay / Samsung Pay, probably</quote> Probably includes that as well, but chip and pin is basically ancient technology in Europe at this point.</quote> Over here, it's a 30 quid per transaction limit, not sure on daily limits. Cash machines were still working, so everyone could withdraw money anyway.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
spikethedevil 06/03/18 7:27:32 AM #13:	I forgot how long it took the US to get chip and pin lol. --- A garbage pod!? It's a smegging garbage pod! <cite>spikethedevil posted [p:902467640] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>I forgot how long it took the US to get chip and pin lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ray_Dorset 06/03/18 7:44:32 AM #14:	ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it --- Owner of https://imgtc.com/ <cite>Ray_Dorset posted [p:902467914] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 06/03/18 8:59:07 AM #15:	Oatcakes posted... Over here, it's a 30 quid per transaction limit, not sure on daily limits Oh, that might be it. A limit at once and not daily. Not sure as my card is still pin as been too lazy to upgrade. spikethedevil posted... I forgot how long it took the US to get chip and pin lol. Haven't they only just got it in the last few years? We've had it for nearly 2 decades at this point almost. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:902469334] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>Oatcakes posted...</cite> <quote>Over here, it's a 30 quid per transaction limit, not sure on daily limits</quote> Oh, that might be it. A limit at once and not daily. Not sure as my card is still pin as been too lazy to upgrade. <cite>spikethedevil posted...</cite> <quote>I forgot how long it took the US to get chip and pin lol.</quote> Haven't they only just got it in the last few years? We've had it for nearly 2 decades at this point almost.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Error1355 06/03/18 9:12:13 AM #16:	Poor Adam. --- Welcome home, shed your skin and expose your bones. Take my hand, follow us into the black so far that we cant get back. <cite>Error1355 posted [p:902469580] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>Poor Adam.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ROBANN_88 06/03/18 11:54:47 AM #17:	Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye --- https://imgur.com/cUNC8DI <cite>ROBANN_88 posted [p:902474759] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 06/03/18 12:20:21 PM #18:	ROBANN_88 posted... Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye Supposedly just as secure, but yeah. if someone steals your card they can much more easily use it. Payment takes several days to go out though, so you should hopefully have cancelled your card before then if it gets stolen/lost. And basically exists everywhere now, save for perhaps smaller shops from what I've seen. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:902475729] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> Supposedly just as secure, but yeah. if someone steals your card they can much more easily use it. Payment takes several days to go out though, so you should hopefully have cancelled your card before then if it gets stolen/lost. And basically exists everywhere now, save for perhaps smaller shops from what I've seen.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
spudger 06/03/18 12:21:09 PM #19:	good news for crypto like ripple --- -Only dead fish swim with the current http://error1355.com/ce/spudger.html <cite>spudger posted [p:902475760] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>good news for crypto like ripple</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ray_Dorset 06/03/18 2:29:51 PM #20:	ROBANN_88 posted... Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye All the places I've been to in Europe have it. Contactless readers there are more prevalent than chip readers in the us from what I've seen. Some of the places where I lived before in the us didn't even have chip readers yet --- Owner of https://imgtc.com/ <cite>Ray_Dorset posted [p:902481527] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> All the places I've been to in Europe have it. Contactless readers there are more prevalent than chip readers in the us from what I've seen. Some of the places where I lived before in the us didn't even have chip readers yet</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FightingGames 06/03/18 2:31:36 PM #21:	mastercard master race --- https://my.mixtape.moe/whapui.webm <cite>FightingGames posted [p:902481599] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>mastercard master race</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
teepan95 06/03/18 2:31:57 PM #22:	ROBANN_88 posted... Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye I can count the amount of times I've used contactless on one hand. And this is in 6 years of using a card --- I use Gameraven and you should too. #heavilyburntpotato <cite>teepan95 posted [p:902481616] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote> <quote> Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. </quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is </quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> I can count the amount of times I've used contactless on one hand. And this is in 6 years of using a card</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ROBANN_88 06/03/18 2:32:44 PM #23:	Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye All the places I've been to in Europe have it. Contactless readers there are more prevalent than chip readers in the us from what I've seen. Some of the places where I lived before in the us didn't even have chip readers yet it could be possible that i just don't see it cause i don't use it. --- https://imgur.com/cUNC8DI <cite>ROBANN_88 posted [p:902481650] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> All the places I've been to in Europe have it. Contactless readers there are more prevalent than chip readers in the us from what I've seen. Some of the places where I lived before in the us didn't even have chip readers yet</quote> it could be possible that i just don't see it cause i don't use it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FightingGames 06/03/18 2:33:03 PM #24:	ROBANN_88 posted... i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye the tap n pay feature only works for small purchases. For expensive purchases, you have to tap and enter your pin --- https://my.mixtape.moe/whapui.webm <cite>FightingGames posted [p:902481663] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote>i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye </quote> the tap n pay feature only works for small purchases. For expensive purchases, you have to tap and enter your pin</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 06/03/18 2:34:29 PM #25:	ROBANN_88 posted... Ray_Dorset posted... ROBANN_88 posted... Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were. i don't even know what "contactless payment" is You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye It's getting more and more common in Sweden these days. It's called "att blippa" and if the purchase is more than 200 SEK you need to enter the PIN anyway. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:902481723] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ray_Dorset posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Supermarket Tesco said chip and pin payments were not affected, but contactless payments were.</quote> i don't even know what "contactless payment" is</quote> You hover your card over the payment terminal for about a second. No swiping or inserting your card. It's pretty much the standard in Europe from what I've seen. The USA is years behind on it</quote> is it standard here in Europe? i've only seen it a rare few times, myself. i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye</quote> It's getting more and more common in Sweden these days. It's called "att blippa" and if the purchase is more than 200 SEK you need to enter the PIN anyway.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JE19426 06/05/18 6:38:17 AM #27:	ROBANN_88 posted... i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye Convenience is the point of it. It basically has the same security as old swipe cards, with a max limit on it. <cite>JE19426 posted [p:902577512] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote><cite>ROBANN_88 posted...</cite> <quote>i don't really see the point of it, without the PIN, it seems like you kiss all security good bye </quote> Convenience is the point of it. It basically has the same security as old swipe cards, with a max limit on it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FreedomEtrtment 06/07/18 6:10:21 AM #28:	Yeah, it was kind of bothersome <cite>FreedomEtrtment posted [p:902699046] in Visa payme... [t:76665141]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, it was kind of bothersome</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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