Pay wave fees

[gronk]

And if I change my password......the same method of obtaining it still applies ..

I'll just leave it the way it is....and take my chances !!   

Same as paywave, the only way I can see they can hack your card is to either have it in their possession or to scan it from a short distance with a scanner...

Even though the threat is real, I think too many people worry too much about these things.....


OR.....go into a bank and withdraw cash ( you can't trust a teller machine ) and do everything the old fashioned way !!

[D4D]

Agreed but you are reducing your risk exposure, which ultimately is what it is all about. You need to be comfortable you have appropriate mechanisms in place aligning to the risk you perceive.

From a credit card perspective, the issuers will generally reimburse you for fraudulent use due to the requirements of the credit act. For you personal banking the onus is on you to prove you have taken appropriate steps to protect your online account. If you haven't changed your password in 12 months, the bank will see that as a risk and a get out of jail card so they won't reimburse your loss. You should read your terms and conditions to be aware of your rights and obligations.

[Bird]

http://www.theage.com.au/business/asic-pings-aldi-for-credit-card-failure-20140818-105cct.html

[fuji]

Bring back cash... and being paid in cash once a week in ya yellow envelope.

"Fark,  you are old"

[Marschy]

I remember doing payroll guard in the army. They used to arm you with F1 sub-machine gun and a handful of 9mm bullets that you kept in your pocket. You weren't allowed to load the weapon. If you were held up, you could hand over the payroll, or throw the bullets at them.

[Bird]

"Fark,  you are old"

stop picking on me