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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Uh... most everybody, I think (if you're talking about the pre-arranged security questions). You usually get to choose the questions AND the answers when you set it up. How many correct answers can there be (for you) to: "What city were you born in?"; "What was the name of your favorite pet?"; "What street did you grow up on?"; "What was the name of your elementary school?" 
It's not like they hit you with random math word-problems or anything. Unless you randomly smacked your fists on the keyboard when you initially set up your security questions/answers, the questions shouldn't really stump you... even years later. |
Yes DiapDealer, but it isn't always wise to put the actual information in as an answer. I mean if someone wanted to break into your MR account for example and there was a security question about where you were born and they had that information already (and it is out there somewhere) they are practically already through the door (so to speak). So it's better to use answers that don't match the real answers to such questions as a bit of added security.