ATM PIN NUMBER REVERSAL (GOOD TO KNOW)
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ATM PIN NUMBER REVERSAL (GOOD TO KNOW)
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>If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM
>machine, you can notify the police by entering your Pin # in reverse.
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>example if your pin number is 1234 then you would put in 4321. The ATM
>recognizes that your pin number is backwards from the ATM card you
placed
>in the machine. The machine will still give you the money you
requested,
>but unknown to the robber, the police will be immediately dispatched
to
>help you.
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>This information was recently broadcasted on TV and it states that it
is
>seldom used because people don't know it exists.
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true anot
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so its fake arOriginally posted by Ito_^:
knn 
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hmmm real or false ?
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hmmm real or false ?
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Yeah right. Why not say a laser gun turret will appear out of nowwhere and shoot the robbers pew pew pew!
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Originally posted by ditzy:Yeah right. Why not say a laser gun turret will appear out of nowwhere and shoot the robbers pew pew pew! yr sounds too crappy
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stupid la
if lets say posb
i put my pin 123321, den no matter which way is the same ma
or i put my pin 111111
den eveyrtime i draw money i am expecting police escort -
the real proposal got workaround but i've no idea how it works.. but this was actually almost implemented sia. so compare to other hoax, its quite real le.Originally posted by pierre^^:stupid la
if lets say posb
i put my pin 123321, den no matter which way is the same ma
or i put my pin 111111
den eveyrtime i draw money i am expecting police escort -
even the turret out from nowhere sounds more plausible then this reverse number thingy
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how is this possible?Originally posted by Chelzea:ATM PIN NUMBER REVERSAL (GOOD TO KNOW)
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>If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM
>machine, you can notify the police by entering your Pin # in reverse.
For
>example if your pin number is 1234 then you would put in 4321. The ATM
>recognizes that your pin number is backwards from the ATM card you
placed
>in the machine. The machine will still give you the money you
requested,
>but unknown to the robber, the police will be immediately dispatched
to
>help you.
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>This information was recently broadcasted on TV and it states that it
is
>seldom used because people don't know it exists.
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true anot
lets say your pin is 123456. are you saying that there isnt anyone with the pin number 654321?
i dont believe it!!!
what if this info is untrue? you enter the reverse number and your card got stuck.
the robber turn violent and stab you 20 times!!!
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In 2006, Michael Boyd pressed the Georgia State Assembly to pass a law requiring banks to create ATM panic codes that would operate the machines normally while also alerting police. His wife, Kimberly Boyd, was killed on 12 September 2005 after being carjacked by convicted sex offender Brian O'Neil Clark and forced to withdraw cash at an ATM. (She died when Clark crashed her SUV while being followed by a civilian who ultimately shot Clark to death afterwards.)Originally posted by tomsss:even the turret out from nowhere sounds more plausible then this reverse number thingy
Such a bill is before the Georgia Senate, having been placed there on 29 December 2005. But nothing has happened on SB 379 since then.
In 2004, the Kansas state senate sent to its Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
SB 333, a bill that stated: "Any automated teller machine operated in this state shall be designed and programmed so that when a consumer enters such consumerÂ’s personal identification number in reverse order, the automated teller machine automatically sends an alarm to the local law enforcement agency having jurisdiction over the automated teller machine location." That bill died in committee that year.
its not that fake lor. and its really more plausible than the turret out from nowhere.
juz dat this email still remains a hoax. -
u sure yr webbie is true anot
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no time google, u wanna noe u go google up more info lor. gotta work.Originally posted by Chelzea:u sure yr webbie is true anot
i juz wanna make a pt sometimes urban legends do originate from legitimate sources, bt its unrelated to this topic la. -
How can you ever trust those mass-circulated mails.
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these kind of email spams has cost many other genuine email pleads their credibilities..
"please forward to everyone you know" usually meet my "Delete" keystroke.
people are just dumb enough to believe EVERYTHING they read/see on the internet!