In Illinois, how does one go about securing a "Link" card?
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This is the site for applying for a Link card on-line:\n\nhttp://www.dhs.state.il.us/ts/fss/dhs_foodStamps_fsai.asp
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Unfortunately yes.  As long as he/she has your personal information (full name, date of birth, SSN, mother's maiden name, etc...), credit cards can be obtained over the internet without even signing an application.  It's insane!
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try: state of illinois . gov
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Look on the back of the card for a website
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You would need to use a VPN.\nVirtual Prinate Network\nIf you have seen the advertising for GoToMyPC.com, that is what they are doing, for a fee.\nDo an internet search for VPN, it should give you many options.
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http://www.illinoislegalaid.org/ Start here. I'm sure you'll find what you need.
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yes if your bank supports it. call your service cenrter for website (on back of your card)\n\nwhat bank is it from?? \n\ncitibank, chase, american express all have sites
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First I would call the receptionist desk, then ask if the WiFi connection is free, and for use by the public, if they say yes, ask what type of encryption they have on, then ask for the encryption key, if they don't know have them refer you to a computer admin or network tech that has the information. If its set up like a home connection all you should need to do is (if your Wife card can support the type of network) stick the card in, and setup a Wireless LAN connection, there is a wizard for it in the Windows XP control panel, or if your card comes with software use that instead, enter all the information they gave you and it should work. If you have to pay for it, when you try and log on usually it brings you to a certain webpage where it asks you for your credit card number so non paying customers are locked out, still ask for details on it although it should have instructions on the page.
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try getting a secured credit card
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call in the card company and report it!
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I've included a bunch of links with card value.\n\nMatt
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Go to the new county's social service /medicaid office and have it transfered. Within the same state it should be no problem, and unless things have changed the cards won't be forwarded to you unless you go in and have it transfered.
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Tools\n >internet options\n  >Security\n\nGood luck! =)
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My first secure card was with Bank of America. But you may check this link\nhttp://www.badcreditoffers.com/creditcards/
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The easiest form of integration (with least risk to you) would be to choose a third party credit card and/or check processor that already has the infrastructure in place to communicate with the banking networks and is certified to follow all of the card issuer (such as VISA) rules.\n\nThat being said, these services typically allow you to collect the cardholder information (which you should *not* store anywhere on your system to limit liability) and then pass that information to the processor through a secure HTTP POST.\n\nYou can use classes in the System.Web and System.Net namespaces which can help you easily make Web requests (start by looking at the HttpWebRequest class) and then examine the results back to determine if the transaction was processed.\n\nNote that the processor you use will have a specific protocol (such as request parameters and return values) that you will need to adhere to when designing your Web application.\n\nBelow are the links to a few 3rd party processors.
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Just use something like a plucker (actually something fine enough to grip the card while it is in the slot, if you have long nails, that may do as well!!) and take the card out.
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pick his answer I checked the site and it leads to the e'cards you seek.