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Hi, |
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I'm hoping someone can explain this to me and maybe even offer a |
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workaround. This may only apply to us U.S. folks. Banks and credit |
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card company are in the process of changing the way you log into a |
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website. It "registers" your computer when you sign up as a security |
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"feature". Problem is, this doesn't work with Linux and I suspect it |
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doesn't work on a Mac either. I'm not sure, nor can I find out, what it |
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uses to "register" my computer. It may be a CPU serial number or |
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something like that. |
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I also don't know if this is Linux or the web browser, I use Seamonkey. |
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I plan to test a theory at my brothers that uses winders XP and |
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Seamonkey to see if it works up there. |
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Does anybody have a clue if this is Linux itself, the browser or a |
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combination of both? I'm not buying and installing winders either. |
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LOL I may close my account and go back to cash but I'm not using |
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winders. If you go here, https://www.mycardstatement.com/ and click on |
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the link for "read more" it will let you download a .pdf file. It gives |
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a little more info. |
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Any ideas?? Am I cooked? |
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Thanks |
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Dale |
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:D :D :D :D |
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