I think I read somewhere that could be a problem with European ATM machines. I hate to go to the trouble of changing our pin number on two accounts if others can report no trouble. Thanks!
Posted by
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
Mine is four digits starting with a zero and I've never had a problem in Europe or anywhere else, for that matter.
Posted by
OP
Dallas, TX, USA
73 posts
Thanks. Sounds like we should be fine then.
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23642 posts
But I would change one of them just in case. I have seen that advice a lot. But if you encountered problems it could a big problem. Why take the chance?
Posted by
Boulder, CO, USA
780 posts
I have seen other posts, maybe you could search "atm" in the posts? I remember distinctly that there are issues with PINS starting with 0, and also 6 number PINS. Europe tends to favor 4 digit PINS.
Posted by
Elk Grove, CA, USA
6898 posts
Mine too begins with zero. Never a problem. Make sure that your PIN contains no more than 4 numbers and no letters. Most European ATMS don't have letters on the keypad.