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Old 16-10-2019, 12:34 PM #7
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I don't like it at all, there have been occasions recently when visa when down, and the only alternative was to pay with a different card or cash, I also don't like how unsecure contactless cards are, if you drop one people can spend 30 quid at a time, I have a friend who works in Tesco and she flagged to her manager that someone wanted to buy a trolley full of items, paying 30.00 off on contactless for each section he had put on the belt, and the manager waved it though when clearly the card was stolen
You are actually covered for contactless by the card issuer (that's why it has a max spend, and it shouldn't allow a tonne of contact less payments in quick succession). If you report your card stolen the bank should refund any payments that you say weren't made by you (and they're supposed to follow up with the police / retailers to see if the person who made the purchase can be identified). In that way its more secure than cash I suppose. If you drop cash, it's gone
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