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pendy · 01-09-2004, 17:02

I use chip & pin and I do find it easy. I don't have a problem remembering numbers, but if you do, you can always put it into your address book disguised as part of a phone number. You just have to remember which phone no!

I always have my passport with me, but I do agree that ID cards are a good idea. We had them during the war, so why not? It would cut down on benefit fraud, fraudulent driving licences (it happens a lot, no photo, so one driving licence between 10) and all sorts of abuses of the system. As Lettie says, you've nowt to be afraid of, and if you have then you should be afraid.

01-09-2004, 17:02	#10
pendy Resting in peace Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: London/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 1,123 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 910	Re: Chip 'n' Pin I use chip & pin and I do find it easy. I don't have a problem remembering numbers, but if you do, you can always put it into your address book disguised as part of a phone number. You just have to remember which phone no! I always have my passport with me, but I do agree that ID cards are a good idea. We had them during the war, so why not? It would cut down on benefit fraud, fraudulent driving licences (it happens a lot, no photo, so one driving licence between 10) and all sorts of abuses of the system. As Lettie says, you've nowt to be afraid of, and if you have then you should be afraid.