It's fucking ridiculous, especially since this was already commonplace with mobile phone SIM cards when they said it, but it allowed UK banks to force their customers to accept potentially-fraudulent payments by claiming that their PIN must have been used. (Otherwise they'd have had to eat the loss and no bank wants to do that.)
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It's fucking ridiculous, especially since this was already commonplace with mobile phone SIM cards when they said it, but it allowed UK banks to force their customers to accept potentially-fraudulent payments by claiming that their PIN must have been used. (Otherwise they'd have had to eat the loss and no bank wants to do that.)