Pin Number Storage

[Breeze3at]

I came up with a way to make sure I always have a backup source (besides the card in my wallet) for my Security Pin number. I keep it in my cell phone contacts. Mine is listed as Harley Fobber (478) 125-6789, the last 5 digits being my pin number.

 

[Jeff Klarich]

Good info Pete, Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bodeen]

Great idea Pete!

Pete shared with me in Salt Springs that he practices using the code to unlock his bike regularly. That also is a great idea and tip!

 

[glazier]

Now if we can just locate his bike we can steal it, since we have the code

 

[Breeze3at]

As much as I like you guys, my pin really isn't 5-6-7-8-9. :lero

 

[glazier]

As much as I like you guys, my pin really isn't 5-6-7-8-9. :lero

I figured you were too smart to give out the actual code. But hey, there's only 99,999 combinations to try. Although zeros don't work in the PIN, so there's actually a lot less than that

 

[Lancemchn]

I keep mine in my phone also but in "Notes". Never thought of using a contact. Great idea

 

[Breeze3at]

I keep mine in my phone also but in "Notes". Never thought of using a contact. Great idea

Hahaah; I forgot most peoples phones are much more than just a phone. Maybe my new one does too, I'll have to look. :newsmile024:

 

[Jack Klarich]

Great idea Pete:s

 

[drpcfix]

Great idea Pete:s

I took a pic of the odometer with the code showing and saved the file to my phone. Anyone looking at the pic would just think it's the mileage