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by grandalf
5505 days ago
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I totally don't agree with your assessment of what is simple and reliable. I've had the mag stripe fail on numerous hotel room keys and a few credit cards over the years. A QR code is readable even if somewhat scuffed, etc. It would seem that with a small investment in a magnetic stripe writer and a plastic mould, any scammer could create cards that could fool an imprint swiper or magnetic stripe reader. Further, wouldn't a signature make all of the above close to equivalent? |
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True, but still even easier to duplicate a QR code.
Signatures don't help very much since the fraudster can sign his own fake card. That's why more stores are asking to see drivers licenses which is annoying.