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What is the point of writing see ID on the back of your credit card?
Think of everytime you use your credit card these day. They gas pump, u-scan check outs, many times no one even looks at your card. To me, writing see id on the back is a lame attempt to place responsibility on another party. Isn't is just better to be responsible to know where your cards are and what to do if they happen to be stolen? What happened to being responsible in today's society?
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The responsibility is (and always has been) on the merchant to verify the ID of the card's user, regardless of there being a signature or "see ID" on the back of the card, most cashiers just don't bother.Most are too lazy to really look at the signature (which most will NEVER question the authenticity of, even if they do check) having "check ID" on it reminds them of thier job.
As for "knowing what to do", you don't always realize your wallet is missing right away, a person can run a huge bill in a few hours before you realize and contact the credit card company. At least, having "see ID" on the back may give a thief pause before trying to use your card, making less purchases that you have to dispute later on.
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"Government run service. -8 billion dollars a year." I admitted that it will save us money in the long run. Paying in for 10 years at 14 trillion dollar debt is foolish. Its like buying a CD with 5% interest with your credit card at 15% interest.
I think the expression is usually "maxed out". When you max out your credit card, you've charged it all the way up to your limit, so you can charge no more.
Make sense?