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Recently I’ve had to recall some tricks to withdrawing cash in a foreign country. Upon landing in Dubrovnik, Croatia, we boldly headed to an airport bank machine for some local currency. I typically remember my PIN as a word and not a number, so wasn’t amused to find the bank machine’s keypad only had numbers on it! It took a couple of tries, but the machine eventually spit out my cash. Numeric keypads are common in some countries, so it’s a good idea to know your PIN as a number and not just as a word.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n

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