Today I went to the petrol station right. So I'm filling up with petrol and for some reason I start asking myself " what's my PIN number". By this time I've already filled up on about £20.00 worth so you know , too late. So I go in thinking to myself that I know it. So type my PIN in, guess what, "incorrect PIN". For the life of me I could not remember my PIN number for my debit card. My excuse is that I had a bad cold and headache lol. But all was fine. They let me sign for it on a receipt like they use to do. If they didn't then I would of been totally screwed. Nevermind.

Has this ever happened to any of you guys before??? Come on, I can't be the only one 55555

Yeah bro. That has happened to me before. Me and my friends took a trip up to New Jersey (don't ask why we chose Jersey, there's nothing good there) and we show up at the hotel we were staying at.

This must've been the only hotel in the states that wanted the room deposit in cash! (most accept credit). It was 150 dollars! I didn't have that in my debit account at the time and nobody else did either (early college years) so I had no choice but to use my credit card and take money out. I go to the ATM and couldn't for the life of me remember the Pin for it! It was gone bro!!!! If it came down to my life depending on me remembering that number... No good.

I had to call the bank. But they asked me a security question that I created when I was 15 years old and I FORGOT that too!!!! Not only did I look like an a**hole to the bank, we weren't staying at that hotel...

Ended up having to bite the cancellation fee (40) and trying to find somewhere else.

The moral of the story is don't go to Jersey City! 555+

£20 isn't too bad!

I had hair extensions done & it came to £350.

Afterwards I went to the cashpoint literally next door & when it came to entering my PIN my mind just went blank.

I tried 3 times & my card got 'blocked'

so ended up having to leave my (brand new) phone at the salon (with them threatening to sell it by closing time, the next day, if i didn't turn up with £350) & the next day go into the bank, during lunch, with my passport, get the cash & bolt over to the salon!

It was all okay In the end & I gave her a rather generous tip (I'm a softie sometimes)

It's happened to me as well

It's happened to me as well

You paid 350++ for hair extensions too?! Craziness.

Surely, its a normal blackout, alzheimer 'light'. Don't worry, it happens every once in a while...

£20 isn't too bad!

I had hair extensions done & it came to £350.

Afterwards I went to the cashpoint literally next door & when it came to entering my PIN my mind just went blank.

I tried 3 times & my card got 'blocked'

so ended up having to leave my (brand new) phone at the salon (with them threatening to sell it by closing time' date=' the next day, if i didn't turn up with £350) & the next day go into the bank, during lunch, with my passport, get the cash & bolt over to the salon!

It was all okay In the end & I gave her a rather generous tip (I'm a softie sometimes)[/quote']

£350.00?? Hmmmmmmmmmmmm that's a little steep but then again I know nothing of hair extensions LOL. But saying that my limit is £200.00 to withdraw each day. So even if I wanted to I couldn't draw £350.00 out. I know you can get your limit raised but then again its there to prevent someone clearing out your account if for some reason they get hold of your card. That last sentence was long. I need to break my sentences up a bit more 5555

Yeah bro. That has happened to me before. Me and my friends took a trip up to New Jersey (don't ask why we chose Jersey' date=' there's nothing good there) and we show up at the hotel we were staying at.

This must've been the only hotel in the states that wanted the room deposit in cash! (most accept credit). It was 150 dollars! I didn't have that in my debit account at the time and nobody else did either (early college years) so I had no choice but to use my credit card and take money out. I go to the ATM and couldn't for the life of me remember the Pin for it! It was gone bro!!!! If it came down to my life depending on me remembering that number... No good.

I had to call the bank. But they asked me a security question that I created when I was 15 years old and I FORGOT that too!!!! Not only did I look like an a**hole to the bank, we weren't staying at that hotel...

Ended up having to bite the cancellation fee (40) and trying to find somewhere else.

The moral of the story is don't go to Jersey City! 555+[/quote']

That sucks. But then again if it was your credit card and you don't use it often, then I think it understandable. I had used my card about 2 days before so that made it even more annoying. Also. the funny thing is I remembered my PIN as soon as I drove off. Talk about a blonde moment. Next time, its cash, all the way 555