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Opinion

Bank requires PIN changes

THE EAR - The Freeman
January 11, 2023 | 12:00am

I FORGOT. A man who wanted to transact online with his bank was asked to change his PIN for the umpteenth time. He said he is pretty sick of it.

“Tiguwang nako, sige nako’g kalimot unya pirme lang sila’g pangayo’g bag-ong PIN,” he was heard complaining.

He said he might move to another bank which doesn’t require him to change his PIN.

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