October 21, 2023, 09:09 AM
hberttmankCard chip failure! Did my butt get hit with an EMP!? :)
One more reason I always carry cash with me. People that rely on their card for every expense when out can have problems one day.
October 21, 2023, 10:43 AM
Rey HRHquote:
Originally posted by erj_pilot:
Question……when you replace a card because it simply wore out, does the replacement have the same card number as the old? I don’t want to have to reset the on-line subscriptions (like Chewy.com) and bills I’ve set up on auto pay through that CC. It’s only a few, but it’s still a PITA in case I were to forget one. TIA!
I’ve had 3 kinds of replacement cards.
The first kind where the card stops working (it was only strips then), no information on the card changed.
The second is when the expiry on the current card is due. In that case, the expiry and card verification changed but not the card number.
The third is when they close the account due to fraudulent charges and they send a new card with new number, expiry date, and security verification number.
The last two kinds of replacements require you to update the different vendors’ accounts for your auto payments. Like someone else, I track which card is used for which auto payment.
I also keep track of all the credit cards I have, their number, security verification, expiry date, issuing bank/company, their contact number in case I need to contact them, and where they physically are - either with me, my wife, or in the safe. The ones in the safe are the ones I never physically use but just for auto payments.
October 21, 2023, 01:48 PM
casI tried two other places today with no luck. One of them being the outside ATM at the credit union. No joy. Though all these failed attempts are at least drawing some attention, I got a possible fraud text from them today.
When I called today, the wait time on hold was quoted as 77 minutes. Mmmmm.. no.
October 21, 2023, 02:09 PM
erj_pilotquote:
Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:
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“… If you get a replacement card, you'll need to update your recurring payments with your new card number.
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Thanks, Mr. Pipe Smoker. [thumbs up]
October 21, 2023, 04:58 PM
PASigMy debit card does that from time to time too.
I think it’s more a terminal issue and not a card issue, but most of the time if I briskly rub the chip end of the card on my shirt a bit and reinsert firmly, it works.
October 22, 2023, 04:05 AM
henryazquote:
Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:
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“… If you get a replacement card, you'll need to update your recurring payments with your new card number.
You'll receive a new card number when you request a replacement card. So automatic bill payments with your old card number will be declined unless you update your payment information. …”
I have successfully requested the same card number in the past, but the new card still had different CCV and Expire date numbers, so payments set up for that CCC needed to be updated.
October 22, 2023, 03:23 PM
RichardCThat stretchy lycra that yoga pants and leggings are made of
Works better than my cotton blue jeans, so I just ask friendly female shoppers for assistance. There are even places to swipe your magnetic strip.
