rb5 286

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does anyone know if this is true?


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.



Please pass this along to everyone.

SteveScooby

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Load of rubbish

weso

Never heard of this before, and I'm pretty doubtful, mainly cos my pin number is the same backwards as it is forwards.....
I'd have to say it's BS
Wes

BigAl024

This was brought up ages ago. I'm sure it was a load of tosh.

Jap Import

Simple, go and try it.
If the law turns up fair play.

BUT, I very much doubt they will.

rossi_p

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Even if it did work, I'm sure said Police would not attend. Rather they will stay hidden behind a bush with a speed camera as less effort.

TonyBurns

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Well your screwed if your number is 2332 then

Tony

Jay m A

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Don't tell everyone weso's number!

Coffin Dodger

snopes.com: Reverse PIN Panic Code

Total and utter bollox matey

weso

LMAO

Mifo

iTrader: (10)

load or rubbish!!! even if it were true by the time the police got there, the robber would have emptied your bank account, stabbed you about 24 times and then gone to live in brazil.

amego

and come back for holliday

kingofturds

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Why buggar off to brazil the cps wont do jack **** anyway,they may even award you compo for getting that nasty victims blood all over your reebok classics.

jjones

some building alarms are like this, they allow entry but notify police (via redcare).

Removed.

The alarm at my previous employer was like that, it triggered a silent/panic alarm. The idea being that the bloke holding a gun to your head wouldn't blow your brains out until the plod turned up with blues and two's The only time the alarm activated during the day, due to a fault, it showed up as a panic alarm. I was looking out of the office window wondering why half a dozen coppers were jogging across the road to our office from the station opposite. They were not happy it was a false alarm, I think it interrupted tea break!

STi_Si

No chance.....

SunnySideUp

Some people believe anything

As has been said - 1221 - for example would get the police on your shoulder