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One day I ask that HansSeng staff : 5 F$ w/ ~; y. L! s, m

' v1 O( m( W, ~$ C' Z"How come so many people have their cash lost from their A/C  through ATM machines ? Is it the problem of the Money Link Network since most cases happened in that ."
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9 h7 d3 m- J4 U, r' b5 gDo you know what he tell me ?
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1 \$ W; C3 y% |: I" There are also cases happened in HSBC's Network, approx. 50 cases already. Actually, the format of the data stored on the ATM magnetic card is universal, i.e. the serving technican are quite easy to create a card to accees ANY a/c by putinng the access code of specific a/c on a blank magnetic card.  So the ONLY safe guard of the system is the password. "
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9 P$ O; X- g& P: P7 t' L( Z  v/ BSo, bro., please keep your password carefully, they didn't need to stole your card before duplicating. For my case, I created another A/C with no ATM for holding most of my saving. The one accessible is only a dummy a/c with money for usage for one month.  b( P- p. [  \& W2 w- B+ Q9 v
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By the way, the OK network belongs to 你+X , but not 7-11. Though I hate him as his way always inhibit competition and blocking HK pp from progress and getting more success, I still go to OK quite often and hopes HSBC install ATM machines in OK.6 \% J9 A; o+ J: m3 E8 m: i% a; H

$ |5 a! I! s3 Z' t. K  M/ C4 b/ X+ s1 SThere must be holes for every policy, you undetstand more, you may maxmize your benefit and minimize your risk