Tips for Card Safety Include: 

• Get Personal. Sign your card as soon as you receive it.
• Trust your memory. Don’t write your PIN on your card.
• Memorize your PIN or, if necessary, store the number in
  a safe place, separate from your wallet or wherever you
  keep your card. If you select your PIN select one that’s
  easy for you to remember, but difficult for someone else
  to guess.
• Keep it secret. Never give your PIN or card number to
  another person, especially to a stranger over the
  telephone or internet.
• Be Prepared. Make and store a record of your card
  numbers along with the telephone numbers for
  reporting lost or stolen cards.
• If you lose it, report it. Call your financial institution
  immediately if your card is lost or stolen. Your timely
  response can help protect your account.
• Save the receipt. Save your sales receipts and review
  them against your account statement, making sure the
  information is correct. If you see a purchase you don’t
  recognize, contact your financial institution immediately.
• Destroy old receipts. Tear up and discard any sales
  slip copies you don’t need. Strangers can use your
  account numbers to make unauthorized purchases or
  counterfeit your card.
• Too good to be true? Never give your card number to
  anyone or any organization to receive a “free” gift.