I have an encrypted file with my card info in it. It has a nice
obscure name, so it's secure enough especially if you use a farely
secure memory stick to store that sort of info, which I do.
I wouldn't recommend writing them down in braille though...I know far
too many braillists
On 8/31/16, Derek Hornby <derek.hornby_uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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I guess it's like using chip and PIN
If a blind person goes shopping alone, they take risk.
When we key in PIN we are agreeing the total on the screen.
But we can not see this total!
Derek
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Pretty safe, I think, Derek but whenever you purchase online, you have
to put your trust in the company or you'd never buy anything online.
Alison
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