What is a Security Code?
A Security Code (Card Verification Code or CVC) is a number that provides extra security to credit and debit card holders, in case an unauthorized person gets a hold of your account number. CVCs are one way to make sure someone has the actual card in his or her possession.
The location of the CVC and number of digits varies depending on card type.
American Express: the CVC is the four digits located on the front of the card, on the right side, and is seperate from the card number.
MasterCard and Visa: the CVC is the last three digits of the number that appears on the back of your card in the signature bar.
January 2012
Designed to give you the process knowledge you need to tackle any winding, unwinding or slitting challenge, this seminar also helps technicians understand and optimize their existing winding and slitting processes.
Date: January 25 - 26, 2012
Location: Birmingham, UK Presented in association with: Watson Consulting  
February 2012
From exploring the theoretical to understanding practical applications, you will be able to diagnose and treat existing problems and also accurately identify the specifications needed for new webs.
Date: February 21 - 22, 2012
Location: Charleston, SC USA Presented in association with: Watson Consulting
February 2012
This seminar is directed toward the proper selection of a test method for each specific application, from the many methods currently available.
Date: February 29 - March 1, 2012
Location: San Diego, CA USA Presented in association with: Wyoming Test Fixtures, Inc.
March 2012
This two day technical seminar is designed to give engineers a complete understanding of the various techniques for applying heat to flexible and rigid packaging in order to achieve quality seals.
Date: Mar 14 - 15, 2012
Location: Philadelphia, PA USA Presented in association with: D3 Packaging & Consulting |
