Solitary chicken - need advice

[poachedegg]

Last night as I have got my new slimline (pink ) diary and lots of appoinments and meeting scheduled already for 2010, I thought I would put them into my new diary......on the front page where put your name and address (which I never do), the other information listed with a space to provide it is:

 

Mobile No

Email Address

Bank Address

Bank Account nos

Passport No

Driving Licence No

Car Reg

National Insurance No

Blood Group

Next of Kin.

 

What a fraudsters delight if they found that all filled in!!!

[PurpleTree]

I always think exactly the same thing whenever I look at that page in my diary.

[Redwing]

trouble is I know that my granny would fill all of that in faithfully

[The Dogmother]

My mother does too.... plus all her PIN numbers

[Happy chickens!]

plus all her PIN numbers

I'm sure you've told her not too, but pass on the tale of my father in law who had his manbag pinched in Italy and several hundred pounds pinched from his a/c which he never got back as had written the pin down.

 

For those that find it hard to remember numbers, it is easier to remember a word - most keypads have letters on them.

[Egluntyne]

Someone I knew used to have her address on her key ring.

[Reikiranf]

One of the patients where I worked didn't sign her bank card so people couldn't copy her signature I pointed out that if it got into the wrong hands they could do their own signature on it and the people in the shops wouldn't be any the wiser so the transactions would go through, whereas a copy of her signature could be noticed , she said "Good God! I hadn't thought of that"

[The Dogmother]

plus all her PIN numbers

I'm sure you've told her not too, but pass on the tale of my father in law who had his manbag pinched in Italy and several hundred pounds pinched from his a/c which he never got back as had written the pin down.

 

For those that find it hard to remember numbers, it is easier to remember a word - most keypads have letters on them.

 

Oh, I've told her plenty of times, so has my father