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I maintain that it would be vanishingly unlikely for someone to not know the PIN of the card they are carrying, without this indicating a deeper problem. The wording of the question is "do you know" your PIN. I don't understand what scenario that is designed to address.
Someone buying a hamburger with a stolen card...? With a card they "borrowed" from someone without asking...?
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