For that reason, he says he only recommends changing my debit card PIN if it gets compromised. If my card is part of a retailer’s data breach, I should change it.

Using the card Rule No. 1. Never write down the PIN-code on a plastic card: in case of theft or loss of the card, unauthorized persons can easily withdraw funds from it. Rule # 2.

Cardholders can visit LifeInCheckEBT.com or call (888) 997-1117 to change their PIN. Those who believe they have been a victim of EBT skimming can call (888) 524-3578.

Unexpected fees for PIN-based debit card transactions are just another reason to do that. Less security, but more profit The answer is simple: easy money. First, let me explain the terms.