Sara Haines had 'nervous breakdown,' cried on “The View” set over 'betrayal' of mentalist revealing her ATM PIN on air

Joy Behar said that Haines was "rage crying" after the headline-making incident, while Haines said Oz Pearlman told her he ...

Sara Haines Was 'Rage Crying' After Mentalist Oz Pearlman Said Her ATM PIN Live on “The View”: 'She Had a Nervous Breakdown'

Days after mentalist Oz Pearlman stunned The View audience — and Haines — by saying her ATM PIN (personal identification ...

“The View” edits out Sara Haines' ATM PIN after guest shockingly revealed it on air

Oz Pearlman drew Haines' rage on the air as the cohost appeared to say "What the f---?" after the "AGT" finalist revealed ...

Sara Haines loses it on “The View, ”censored amid“ ”raging at guest who revealed her bank PIN live on air

"Why would you say it on national television?" Haines said after appearing to mouth, "What the f---?" when Oz Pearlman ...

Sara Haines exposes “The View” mentalist's secret pre-show meeting with cohosts before revealing her real PIN on TV

"I don't like someone that will sell a human violation for clickbait," Haines said, after Joy Behar said her cohost had a ...
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Sara Haines Curses Live on ‘The View’ After Mentalist Oz Pearlman Reveals Her ATM PIN

Sara Haines expressed her show when mentalist Oz Pearlman correctly guessed her ATM PIN during a live episode of 'The View' ...

Warikoo shares ATM PIN with his driver - Should you? Experts say 'avoid it'

Experts explain the financial, legal and digital risks of sharing passwords and the safer alternatives they may consider ...
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No, entering your PIN backward at the ATM will not call for help in an emergency

Anyone who has used an automated teller machine, or ATM, before knows you typically need to enter a PIN, or personal identification number, in order to access your bank account information and money. ...
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Entering ATM PIN backwards won't call the police

A viral Facebook post advises ATM users being forced to withdraw cash to enter their PIN backwards to secretly call the police. No ATMs in United States have, or have ever had, this security feature.