Is this true or just another Urban Myth?

ATM - PIN Number Reversal - Good to Know



If you should ever be forced by a robber to withdraw money from an ATM

machine, you can notify the police by entering your PIN # in reverse. For example,

if your pin number is 1234, then you would put in 4321. The ATM system recognizes

that your PIN number is backwards from the ATM card you placed in the machine

The machine will still give you the money you requested, but unknown to the robber,

the police will be immediately dispatched to the location. This information was recently

broadcasted on CTV by Crime Stoppers however it is seldom used because people just don't

know about it

Mine's 1441. How would I go on?

myth

It's news to me.......

Not heard that one before.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=324664

Myth just checked on here

Not very clever telling everyone your pin number dostaf!

Hey I'm not that blimmin daft, I reversed it.

Oh that makes it ok then

But don't broadcast it.

dostaf

Good idea that when you get your card
they should send a letter with it telling everyone what to do

It can not possibly work, as like dostaf said if you have a number which is the same backwards as is forwards then its not going to register. Although I know dostaf(fatsod) was joking about it.

How long did it take you to figure(fatsod) out spook.

We thought it not polite to mention it!

Spook,

If this were feasable then the banks would not send out PIN numbers that read the same back to front. Neither would they let you change your PIN number to read back to front.

Ecky le peck, me covers blown as well as me bank details. Me bedsheets got blown too, but that were cabbage water.

It only took me a mere moment, but seeing as we were on the subject of Back to Front I thought I would add it!!

dostaf.

All that time at GCHQ, and for what. Rumbled by a Spook.

And for those who have never been rumbled by a spook..............

I thought you change a pin to what you want

Not a pleasant feeling being rumbled by a spook is it?

Probably no worse than being rattled by the ghoulies.

That sounds a little more painful on the face of it.

NJ,

You can at the moment but if it were stopped it would just flash up number not acceptable with an explanation why.

When facing your demons they don't always look you in the eye.

When facing your demons,a couple of drops of liquid viagra in your eyes are needed......

it makes you look harder!

Tried doing that once. Was blinking all week long.

I tried it with the cream,couldn't get the bloody top back on the tube me fingers wus that stiff.

Now now Everard.

Everard?

TANDEM !

Yes, I posted it on the wrong one.

That's what Pop-it-in Pete told the magistrate.

Being rattled by the Ghoulies is nothing compared to having Poltergeist put the Whillies up you.

No homophobic jokes please.

I've had a look for Postwomen on bikes.

What are whillies, Copperhead?

Was John Brown one?

I prefer a milk woman on cold mornings

I don't think she had a name.

Google time.

I had a look for Postwomen on bikes.

A good balance with mail, too.

Bloody hell dustaf I give you an extra letter for nowt and still you complain.

Helen Fraser was a postwoman in Rising Damp.

Curiously, she wore GPO badge with NE on it (Newcastle).

"Bloody hell dustaf I give you an extra letter for nowt and still you complain."

See 13:55

I'm told she was a good screw too.

Note the paintwork.

"Is this true or just another Urban Myth?"

Yes.


No.

Evenin Mache.

Helen Fraser also appeared in another RD episode.

One where Rigsby was meeting a lady via a lonely hearts column at 'The George' pub.

Lady in question was actually Miss Jones, but a newlywed bride (Fraser) and her husband got caught up in it.

Roy (Alec Gilroy) Barraclough was the barman.

Pink Carnations

Apologies for tandem.

I tried it once, the machine ate my card and I spent the weekend sleeping in doorways, living on biscuits. I found it's also an urban myth that beggars make 300 quid a day, although I didn't have a blanket and a mangy dog