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Can I pay at the store with someone else's card? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
Response from 0[+++++]
it's okay if you know the pin code
it's okay if you know the pin code
Response from 0[+++++]
A salesman may not accept someone else's card. And if you misbehave, call the police.
A salesman may not accept someone else's card. And if you misbehave, call the police.
Response from 0[+++++]
easily if you know the pin code. don't even worry about it. when was the last time they asked for your passport when you paid with your card?
easily if you know the pin code. don't even worry about it. when was the last time they asked for your passport when you paid with your card?
Response from 0[+++++]
They didn't ask for my passport, but they said: Sorry, but you're NOT Tatiana Alexandrovna! It was my wife's card. I had to take mine out. With apologies.
They didn't ask for my passport, but they said: Sorry, but you're NOT Tatiana Alexandrovna! It was my wife's card. I had to take mine out. With apologies.
Response from 0[+++++]
No.
No.
Response from 0[+++++]
A bank card is a payment instrument for a specific person and is issued to him under the terms of a contract that spells out the card holder's rights and obligations. In particular it says that the holder himself is responsible for the safety of the card, the pin-code and other identification data, except when the theft is the fault of the bank - the leakage of personal information, for example. Thus, if a person voluntarily transfers his card and pin-code to another, it is entirely his responsibility. Consequently, the one who pays with it by entering the pin code will not be anything if someone notices it. But vigilant store clerks can call the bank and block the card.
A bank card is a payment instrument for a specific person and is issued to him under the terms of a contract that spells out the card holder's rights and obligations. In particular it says that the holder himself is responsible for the safety of the card, the pin-code and other identification data, except when the theft is the fault of the bank - the leakage of personal information, for example. Thus, if a person voluntarily transfers his card and pin-code to another, it is entirely his responsibility. Consequently, the one who pays with it by entering the pin code will not be anything if someone notices it. But vigilant store clerks can call the bank and block the card.
Response from 0[+++++]
If you're not 18, they'll check your passport. Stop drinking!
If you're not 18, they'll check your passport. Stop drinking!