What is the most commonly used ATM pin number?
Correct answer: 1234
Heartland Old Guy
RegretfulHuman68, I think it is good to remind everybody that it is necessary to keep an eye on your personal information AND the safeguards you use to protect it! There are some pin numbers people use that are easy to figure out by people who want to steal your identity like your birthday, address, phone number. Same goes for your passwords. Don't make it easy for thieves. Just like you lock your doors, lock up your electronic information, too!
BlackBlonde16
My that is not my pin. If you can find an ATM that issues change, and you want to steal the 69 cents that in my account, you are welcome to it.
Nutshell
2580 is another popular pincode because it's straight down the middle, in case you think you're a genius for that one. (I did, when the bank first handed me a keypad at the age of 14 and told me to pick something... no one ever stole that $50 though. lol)
Player #9170418
opps i need to change my pin
YellowRose
Heartland Old Guy, You're a good man, thanks for reminding us all!
sharonski
hahahahaha! Spaceballs lives on!
Player #13056699
It's called a PIN, which stands for personal identification number.
ViralCent3
Bob8y_91();, if that is your pin number you just put it out there for people to see. You don't know for sure that people who play this game are all honest. I'm a senior citizen so I've already forgotten it. Not everyone will.
Player #3113010 Alex
My bank set mine and whenever I went in to change it the machine was down. I just kept the bank generated one. It's not the last four of my SSN or birthdate or anything.
BazzaS2247
I use, on second thoughts I will keep it to myself 🤐
Player #129810510
Kristian, I love that! I grew up in a small town in the U.S. and it was like that here, as well - 70 years ago...
Dreams
I wonder what age groups this data relates to.
sid
QED
The problem with using a system where you use the card number is that you do not memorise the number.
Found out the hard way when I got a new card and destroyed the old card, but the new card had a different number...
Lorraine
my PIN is my grandfather's date of birth, backwards
banjo
most used password for anything
Kristian
Heartland Old Guy, I grew up in Sweden and everything is accessible online and open for the public. For example my social security number, address, phone number and what vehicles I own etc. I never lock my door and I have been living like this for over 30 years. Most of the time I leave the keys in the car as well :D
GMG
wont lie my pin on many things is 1234. come try rob me got a pistol
Player #58092313
Heartland Old Guy,
wonder why people don't use history dates like 1492. 1776
Bonnie
It’s George Castanza’s pin! 😂
Ace
Little Saint, My computer password was literally 7 asterisks for the longest time. I got the idea from a Dilbert strip...
Estelle
PIN... The N stands for number already. PIN NUMBER will then be Personal Identification number number. 😒
Robster
I met a gal once...she really liked me...got my pin...but she really liked me...I'm still waiting for the phone call..
the kampung boy
Heartland Old Guy, totally agreed
Leebo13
PIN number: personal identification number number.
Mark
It's not a PIN number. It's a PIN. I was once asked to enter my 'personal PIN number'! Honestly!
wileycoyote
I always forget my password. Thanks to the "reset your password" feature on most internet accounts, especially Google.
Kess2nd
All the default pins are 0000
Player #19185994
Little Saint, haha same here
SOS
L33tKangaroo121, Hahaha!
Guillermo Jr.
I use an old street address of a beloved childhood home..
only my sister would know!
Player #34161174
BlackBlonde16, are those American cents? lol
Fun guy
Heartland guy: can't say it enough, never give it to Anyone & don't use 1234, your yr of birth or ph#, too risky. similarly bad to use your name or 'password or qwerty'as a password !
Player #13023389
My pin was never any of those numbers. Debby
Qatwalk
littlesaint 72, Hey, that's my pin as well.
hungry wolf
BlackBlonde16, lol, same here.
Player buddybear
that's amazing I have the same combination on my luggage (spaceballs)
Uninitialized
I'm pretty sure UK banks won't allow repetitive or sequential numbers for your pin
Frog
L33tKangaroo121, you mean 2223? :)
DonSiphono
That's weird, it's the same as my luggage!